5 things to know about the UEFA Nations League

#3 What's up for grabs?

With the expansion of Euros set to take place, the 24-nation Euros will have 20 teams qualifying through the traditional 10 qualifying groups in the early part of 2019. The 4 additional places will be filled up by the 4 League winners, thus providing the teams in League D to be a part of the continent's biggest competition.

The 4 group winners of each league will compete much in the same way as the League A group winners will be for the title.

But if any of the group winners from a league has qualified already, the next best team in that whole league, and not from its group, would be chosen. In case there are less than 4 teams unqualified in a league, which is much likely in Group A, the fifth-best team from the lower division will get a chance to compete for the spot in the 24-nation finals of the European Championships.