England's Under-19 and Under-17 teams have found out who they will be facing in the next stage of Euro Qualifiying, following Thursday's Elite Round draw in Switzerland.
Aidy Boothroyd's U19s were drawn out in Group 1, which contains current holders Spain, Greece and Georgia with the fixtures being hosted by top-seeds Spain between 24 and 29 March 2016.
UEFA European U19/U17 Championship
Elite Qualifying Round draw Thursday 3 December Nyon, Switzerland
Only one nation from that group of four will progress to next summer's Euro Finals, which are being hosted by Germany in July.
Steve Cooper's U17s will have home advantage in Group 2, which contains Turkey, Ukraine and Finland with those matches also taking place between 24 and 29 March 2016.
The U17 Euro Finals take place in Azerbaijan next May, with the group winners and seven best runners-up all progressing to the tournament.
The draw was held at UEFA's headquarters in Nyon and also saw the First Qualifying Round groups for next season picked out.
Watch video highlights of England U19s' win over Japan recently
That will see the U19s make the short trip across the border into Wales, where they will also face opposition from Greece and Luxembourg next November.
For the U17s, they will face group hosts Romania, Austria and Azerbaijan next October.
UEFA European U19 Championship Elite Qualifying Round draw
Group 1 (24-29 March): Spain (holders)*, England, Greece, Georgia
Group 2 (25-30 March): Switzerland, Israel, Turkey, Italy*
Group 3 (24-29 March): Czech Republic, Austria*, Romania, Slovakia
Group 4 (24-29 March): Netherlands*, Poland, Ukraine, Northern Ireland
Group 5 (23-28 March): Belgium, Croatia*, Scotland, Bulgaria
Group 6 (24-29 March): Portugal*, Slovenia, Sweden, Russia
Group 7 (24-29 March): France, Serbia*, Montenegro, Denmark
*Hosts
The seven group winners will join hosts Germany in the finals from 11 to 24 July.
England Under-17s beat Germany in Rotherham in their most recent game in November
UEFA European U17 Championship Elite Qualifying Round draw
Group 1 (28 March-2 April): Czech Republic*, Denmark, Switzerland, Scotland
Group 2 (24-29 March): England*, Ukraine, Turkey, Finland
Group 3 (15-20 March): Russia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Italy, Georgia*
Group 4 (24-29 March): Germany*, Netherlands, Slovakia, Bulgaria
Group 5 (16-21 March): Portugal, Croatia*, Sweden, Wales
Group 6 (29 March-3 April): France* (holders), Austria, Greece, Iceland
Group 7 (28 March-2 April): Republic of Ireland, Poland*, Serbia, Montenegro
Group 8 (11-16 March): Spain, Belgium*, Israel, Slovenia
*Hosts
The eight group winners and the seven runners-up with the best records against the teams first and third in their section will join hosts Azerbaijan in the finals from 5 to 21 May.
