Euro 2016: When is the draw? Which teams are in each seedings pot? How to get finals tickets? On TV?

Updated 11/12/2015 at 08:37 GMT

All the key information ahead of UEFA’s Euro 2016 draw: when it will take place, how it will work and the four pots of the 24 teams ahead of the tournament.

UEFA General Secretary Gianni Infantino

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UEFA General Secretary Gianni Infantino will be strutting his stuff on December 12 at 17:00 UK time.

01/08/2016 at 20:07

The draw is being staged in Paris.

Yes, UK viewers can watch the draw live on BBC Two and Sky Sports News HQ. International viewers will be able to view their options here.

The European Championship trophy ahead of the Euro 2016 draw

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There are four pots comprised of the 23 teams to have qualified for the finals, with France to be automatically assigned as team A1 in Pot 1.
The teams will be drawn into six groups of four (A to F).
The draw will begin with Pot 1 and each team will be assigned to a position: E.g. B1 (Group B), then C1 (Group C), and so on.
The draw then moves to Pot 4, followed by Pot 3 and concluded with Pot 2.
The top two teams from each group, along with the four best third-placed sides, will advance through to the knockout stages.