Find out when the draw for the UEFA Nations League quarter-finals is scheduled to take place and discover England's potential opponents after the Three Lions secured their qualification on Thursday.
Goals from Morgan Rogers and Harry Kane, on his historic 126th appearance for his country, secured Thomas Tuchel's side a 2-1 victory over Croatia to punch their ticket through to the knockout rounds.
England now face world champions Spain in their final group fixture on Sunday where victory would be enough to seal top spot and ensure they face one of the other group runners-up in the last eight.
Here are all the details you need to know about the UEFA Nations League quarter-final draw.
When is the draw for the UEFA Nations League quarter-finals?
UEFA have confirmed the draw for the quarter-finals of the Nations League will take place next Friday (November 20).
UEFA's official website have advertised the start time of the ceremony as 12:00 (CET), which is 11:00 (GMT), although it's expected the draw itself won't officially start until around 30 minutes later.
Who could England play in the UEFA Nations League quarter-finals?
England's potential opponents in the last eight of the UEFA Nations League will be determined by whether they finish top or second in their group.
The four winning nations across the four League A groups will be seeded, meaning they can only face a team who have finished second in their respective group.
With Spain currently sitting at the summit of the group having won all five of their fixtures to date, including a dramatic 3-2 victory over the Three Lions at Wembley, it's likely that England will have to face one of the three other group winners.
At the time of writing, Italy, Netherlands and Portugal all occupy top spots with France, Greece and Denmark sitting in second.
