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<\/p>\nA catalogue of footballing superstars took to the stage in Hamburg for the Euro 2024 draw but viewers couldn't take their eyes off gorgeous hostess Esther Sedlacek.<\/p>\n
England, Scotland and Co. discovered their opponents in next summer's tournament, though fans could be forgiven for missing much of the draw due to Esther's glittering split-leg dress, which appeared to be partly see-through. She playfully dubbed 'the German Laura Woods' as fans on social media fawned over her striking outfit.<\/p>\n
"The Euro draw presenter\u2019s dress has more sparkles and rhinestones than my ballroom costume," one X user wrote. "Who is that presenting the Euro draw? She's breath taking," said another.<\/p>\n
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"They've got Buffon, Sneijder and David Silva on stage but all I want is for the camera to stay on Esther Sedlaczek, she looks so damn good. Wow," a third beamed. A fourth added: "German Laura Woods doing the draw, love to see it."<\/p>\n
Sedlaczek works as a football presenter in Germany, hosting coverage of the Champions League alongside former Manchester United and Bayern Munich midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger. She was previously in a relationship with former PSG goalkeeper Kevin Trapp, who currently plays for Eintracht Frankfurt.<\/p>\n
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The Euro 2024 draw saw England grouped with Denmark, Slovenia and Serbia. The Three Lions faced Denmark at Euro 2020, and beat them to secure passage to the final. The also faced Slovenia in the group stage of the 2010 World Cup, winning 1-0.<\/p>\n
Scotland were placed in a group with Germany, Hungary and Switzerland. Meanwhile, should Wales make the tournament via the play-offs, they'll have to contend with a group consisting of France, the Netherlands and Austria.<\/p>\n
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Elsewhere, defending champions Italy were placed in a 'group of death' with Spain, Croatia and Albania, while the likes of Belgium and Portugal were handed easier opponents. Check out the full draw here.<\/p>\n