Euro 2024 qualifying permutations: Who can qualify this week?

Four places at Euro 2024 have already been decided, and more could be settled over the coming days as matchday eight of the qualifying campaign gets underway.

Hosts Germany are guaranteed a spot, and they were joined in the pot by France, Portugal and Belgium on matchday seven.

As many as nine more teams have the chance to seal their places on the plane before the current international break ends, including the likes of England, Spain and Scotland.

Here, Sports Mole rounds up all of the permutations you need to know ahead of the upcoming round of Euro 2024 qualifiers.

GROUP A

MATCHDAY EIGHT FIXTURES

Georgia vs. Cyprus (Sunday) Norway vs. Spain (Sunday)

Already qualified: None Already out of contention: Cyprus

PERMUTATIONS

Scotland will qualify without kicking another ball if Spain avoid defeat to Norway.

Spain will qualify if they beat Norway.

Only a win will do for Norway; if they draw or lose against Spain, they will no longer be able to finish in the top two.

Georgia are also in must-win territory - they need to beat Cyprus and hope that Norway vs. Spain ends as a draw to remain in contention to qualify.

GROUP B

MATCHDAY EIGHT FIXTURES

Greece vs. Netherlands (Monday) Gibraltar vs. Ireland (Monday)

Already qualified: France Already out of contention: Gibraltar, Republic of Ireland

PERMUTATIONS

If Netherlands lose to Greece by four or more goals, they will be unable to finish in the top two.

GROUP C

MATCHDAY EIGHT FIXTURES

England vs. Italy (Tuesday) Malta vs. Ukraine (Tuesday)

Already qualified: None Already out of contention: Malta

PERMUTATIONS

England will seal their place at next summer's tournament with a win over Italy. A draw could also be enough if Ukraine fail to beat Malta.

North Macedonia will be eliminated from contention if Ukraine win and Italy fail to win.

GROUP D

MATCHDAY EIGHT FIXTURES

Turkey vs. Latvia (Sunday) Wales vs. Croatia (Sunday)

Already qualified: None Already out of contention: Latvia

PERMUTATIONS

Turkey will qualify if they beat Latvia and Croatia avoid defeat against Wales. A draw could also be enough for Turkey if Wales lose to Croatia.

Wales will no longer be able to finish in the top two if they lose and Turkey avoid defeat.

GROUP E

MATCHDAY EIGHT FIXTURES

Poland vs. Moldova (Sunday) Czech Republic vs. Faroe Islands (Sunday)

Already qualified: None Already out of contention: Faroe Islands

PERMUTATIONS

Albania will qualify for only their second-ever major tournament if Poland vs. Moldova ends as a draw and Czech Republic fail to beat Faroe Islands.

GROUP F

MATCHDAY EIGHT FIXTURES

Azerbaijan vs. Austria (Monday) Belgium vs. Sweden (Monday)

Already qualified: Belgium Already out of contention: Estonia

PERMUTATIONS

Austria will qualify with a win against Azerbaijan. A draw or even a defeat could also be enough if Sweden fail to beat Belgium, so long as Austria do not lose by three or more goals.

Sweden need to win and hope that Austria fail to win in order to keep their top-two hopes alive.

Azerbaijan need to beat Austria by at least three goals to stay in contention to finish in the top two.