The Euro 2020 play-offs have been confirmed and Scotland will host Israel next March.
The draw, conducted in Nyon on Friday morning, paired Steve Clarke’s Scots with the nation that finished fifth in Group G.
Should Scotland beat Israel, they will face the winner of the other Path C semi-final between Norway and Serbia who will host the play-off final.
It was already known that Northern Ireland will travel to Bosnia and Herzegovina, while Republic of Ireland will be away to Slovakia.
If Northern Ireland can beat Bosnia, they would be at home in their Path B final, giving Michael O’Neill the possibility of one more match in charge at Windsor Park.
That match would be against the Republic if they overcome Slovakia.
The semi-final ties in each Path will be played on March 26, 2020 with the finals then held on March 31, 2020.
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Euro 2020 play-off draw in full
Path A
Semi-final 1: Iceland v Romania
Semi-final 2: Bulgaria v Hungary
(Semi-final 2 winners to host final)
Path B
Semi-final 1: Bosnia and Herzegovina v Northern Ireland
Semi-final 2: Slovakia v Republic of Ireland
(Semi-final 1 winners to host final)
Path C
Semi-final 1: Scotland v Israel
Semi-final 2: Norway v Serbia
(Semi-final 2 winners to host final)
Path D
Semi-final 1: Georgia v Belarus
Semi-final 2: North Macedonia v Kosovo
(Semi-final 1 winners to host final)
