England will take on Euro rivals Spain and Croatia in the UEFA Nations Cup later this year.

The draw for the new competition, which takes place in September, October and November, was made in Switzerland on Wednesday.

And the Three Lions were drawn out in group four of League A to set up four games with Spain and Croatia, both home and away.

Three Lions boss Gareth Southgate was in Lausanne for the draw, which saw the 54 pre-seeded European nations separated into their four different leagues based on their co-efficient ranking.

Teams were then drawn out into their smaller groups in each league, with the results and final positions in those groups dictating who will be promoted or relegated.

In England’s League, the teams who top their group will progress to the finals in June 2019 while the nations who finish bottom will be relegated to League B for the next series of the competition in 2020.

The fixture dates will be confirmed shortly.