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Tuesday, 11 September 2012
19:15	Slovakia	2-0	Liechtenstein	1-0	3,500	Group Seven	Report
19:30	San Marino	0-6	Montenegro	0-2	1,947	Group Eight	Report
19:30	Switzerland	2-0	Albania	1-0	38,500	Group Five	Report
19:30	Hungary	1-4	Netherlands	1-2	22,000	Group Four	Report
19:30	Serbia	6-1	Wales	3-1	11,300	Group One	Report
19:30	Sweden	2-0	Kazakhstan	1-0	20,414	Group Three	Report
19:35	Austria	1-2	Germany	0-1	50,000	Group Three	Report
19:45	Poland	2-0	Moldova	1-0	38,000	Group Eight	Report
19:45	Belgium	1-1	Croatia	1-1	43,000	Group One	Report
19:45	Greece	2-0	Lithuania	0-0	22,000	Group Seven	Report
19:45	Northern Ireland	1-1	Luxembourg	1-0	11,430	Group Six	Report
19:45	Italy	2-0	Malta	1-0	18,000	Group Two	Report
20:00	England	1-1	Ukraine	0-1	68,102	Group Eight	Report
20:00	France	3-1	Belarus	0-0	55,000	Group Nine	Report
20:00	Scotland	1-1	Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia	1-1	32,430	Group One	Report
20:15	Portugal	3-0	Azerbaijan	0-0	29,971	Group Six	Report
Saturday, 8 September 2012
15:00	Scotland	0-0	Serbia	0-0	47,369	Group One	Report
19:15	Denmark	0-0	Czech Republic	0-0	24,000	Group Two	Report
Friday, 7 September 2012
17:00	Azerbaijan	1-1	Israel	0-0	15,000	Group Six	Report
17:00	Russia	2-0	Northern Ireland	1-0	12,000	Group Six	Report
17:00	Kazakhstan	1-2	Republic of Ireland	1-0	9,500	Group Three	Report
18:00	Georgia	1-0	Belarus	0-0	10,000	Group Nine	Report
18:00	Liechtenstein	1-8	Bosnia and Herzegovina	0-4	5,900	Group Seven	Report
19:00	Estonia	0-2	Romania	0-0	7,936	Group Four	Report
19:00	Malta	0-1	Armenia	0-0	4,000	Group Two	Report
19:15	Croatia	1-0	Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia	0-0	15,000	Group One	Report
19:30	Montenegro	2-2	Poland	2-1	5,000	Group Eight	Report
19:30	Andorra	0-5	Hungary	0-2	600	Group Four	Report
19:30	Netherlands	2-0	Turkey	1-0	53,000	Group Four	Report
19:30	Finland	0-1	France	0-1	35,111	Group Nine	Report
19:30	Latvia	1-2	Greece	1-0	7,956	Group Seven	Report
19:45	Moldova	0-5	England	0-3	10,250	Group Eight	Report
19:45	Iceland	2-0	Norway	1-0	8,451	Group Five	Report
19:45	Wales	0-2	Belgium	0-1	20,156	Group One	Report
19:45	Luxembourg	1-2	Portugal	1-1	9,000	Group Six	Report
19:45	Germany	3-0	Faroe Islands	1-0	32,769	Group Three	Report
19:45	Bulgaria	2-2	Italy	1-2	25,000	Group Two	Report
20:30	Albania	3-1	Cyprus	1-1	6,000	Group Five	Report
20:30	Slovenia	0-2	Switzerland	0-1	13,243	Group Five	Report
21:15	Lithuania	1-1	Slovakia	1-1	3,000	Group Seven	Report
Wednesday, 18 November 2009
18:00	Ukraine	0-1	Greece		31,100	Playoffs, 2nd leg	Report
19:45	Bosnia and Herzegovina	0-1	Portugal		15,000	Playoffs, 2nd leg	Report
19:45	Slovenia	1-0	Russia		13,500	Playoffs, 2nd leg	Report
20:00	France	1-1	Republic of Ireland		81,000	Playoffs, 2nd leg	Report
	After extra time
Saturday, 14 November 2009
16:00	Russia	2-1	Slovenia		70,000	Playoff	Report
18:00	Greece	0-0	Ukraine		68,500	Playoff	Report
20:00	Republic of Ireland	0-1	France		81,500	Playoff	Report
20:30	Portugal	1-0	Bosnia and Herzegovina		60,588	Playoff	Report
Wednesday, 14 October 2009
16:30	Andorra	0-6	Ukraine		800	Group Six	Report
16:30	Kazakhstan	1-2	Croatia		13,000	Group Six	Report
17:00	Azerbaijan	1-1	Russia		20,000	Group Four	Report
17:00	Germany	1-1	Finland		51,500	Group Four	Report
19:00	Bulgaria	6-2	Georgia		600	Group Eight	Report
19:00	Italy	3-2	Cyprus		15,009	Group Eight	Report
19:00	Republic of Ireland	0-0	Montenegro		50,212	Group Eight	Report
19:00	Bosnia and Herzegovina	2-5	Spain		15,000	Group Five	Report
19:00	Turkey	2-0	Armenia		14,000	Group Five	Report
19:00	Liechtenstein	0-2	Wales		1,858	Group Four	Report
19:00	Lithuania	2-1	Serbia		9,000	Group Seven	Report
19:00	Romania	3-1	Faroe Islands		10,000	Group Seven	Report
19:00	Greece	2-1	Luxembourg		13,932	Group Two	Report
19:00	Latvia	3-2	Moldova		3,800	Group Two	Report
19:00	Switzerland	0-0	Israel		38,500	Group Two	Report
19:30	Estonia	2-0	Belgium		4,680	Group Five	Report
19:30	Czech Republic	0-0	Northern Ireland		8,006	Group Three	Report
19:30	Poland	0-1	Slovakia		25,000	Group Three	Report
19:30	San Marino	0-3	Slovenia		1,000	Group Three	Report
19:45	Denmark	0-1	Hungary		36,956	Group One	Report
19:45	Portugal	4-0	Malta		29,350	Group One	Report
19:45	Sweden	4-1	Albania		25,342	Group One	Report
20:00	France	3-1	Austria		78,089	Group Seven	Report
20:00	England	3-0	Belarus		76,897	Group Six	Report
Saturday, 10 October 2009
15:00	Finland	2-1	Wales		13,301	Group Four	Report
16:00	Russia	0-1	Germany		84,500	Group Four	Report
16:00	Belarus	4-0	Kazakhstan		10,000	Group Six	Report
16:45	Luxembourg	0-3	Switzerland		8,054	Group Two	Report
17:00	Armenia	1-2	Spain		10,500	Group Five	Report
17:00	Estonia	0-2	Bosnia and Herzegovina		6,450	Group Five	Report
17:15	Ukraine	1-0	England		31,000	Group Six	Report
18:00	Cyprus	4-1	Bulgaria		2,628	Group Eight	Report
18:00	Montenegro	2-1	Georgia		5,500	Group Eight	Report
19:00	Liechtenstein	0-2	Azerbaijan		1,635	Group Four	Report
19:00	Denmark	1-0	Sweden		38,000	Group One	Report
19:30	Austria	2-1	Lithuania		14,500	Group Seven	Report
19:30	Serbia	5-0	Romania		50,000	Group Seven	Report
19:30	Czech Republic	2-0	Poland		20,000	Group Three	Report
19:30	Slovakia	0-2	Slovenia		23,800	Group Three	Report
19:30	Greece	5-2	Latvia		20,000	Group Two	Report
19:45	Belgium	2-0	Turkey		33,000	Group Five	Report
20:00	Republic of Ireland	2-2	Italy		70,640	Group Eight	Report
20:00	France	5-0	Faroe Islands		16,000	Group Seven	Report
20:00	Israel	3-1	Moldova		8,749	Group Two	Report
20:45	Portugal	3-0	Hungary		50,115	Group One	Report
Wednesday, 9 September 2009
16:20	Czech Republic	7-0	San Marino		8,120	Group Three	Report
17:00	Armenia	2-1	Belgium		4,000	Group Five	Report
17:15	Faroe Islands	2-1	Lithuania		8,000	Group Seven	Report
17:30	Malta	0-1	Sweden		5,500	Group One	Report
18:00	Belarus	0-0	Ukraine		23,000	Group Six	Report
18:30	Liechtenstein	1-1	Finland		3,132	Group Four	Report
18:45	Romania	1-1	Austria		4,500	Group Seven	Report

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Pos	Team	P	W	D	L	GD	Pts
Group Eight
1	Montenegro	6	4	2	0	+11	14
2	England	6	3	3	0	+18	12
3	Poland	5	2	2	1	+5	8
4	Ukraine	5	2	2	1	+2	8
5	Moldova	6	1	1	4	-7	4
6	San Marino	6	0	0	6	-29	0
Group Five
1	Switzerland	5	3	2	0	+6	11
2	Iceland	5	3	0	2	+1	9
3	Albania	5	3	0	2	+1	9
4	Norway	5	2	1	2	0	7
5	Cyprus	5	1	1	3	-4	4
6	Slovenia	5	1	0	4	-4	3
Group Four
1	Netherlands	6	6	0	0	+18	18
2	Hungary	6	3	2	1	+5	11
3	Romania	6	3	1	2	0	10
4	Turkey	6	2	1	3	0	7
5	Estonia	6	2	0	4	-6	6
6	Andorra	6	0	0	6	-17	0
Group Nine
1	Spain	5	3	2	0	+6	11
2	France	5	3	1	1	+4	10
3	Georgia	5	1	1	3	-4	4
4	Belarus	4	1	0	3	-5	3
5	Finland	3	0	2	1	-1	2
Group One
1	Belgium	6	5	1	0	+10	16
2	Croatia	6	5	1	0	+7	16
3	Serbia	6	2	1	3	+1	7
4	Wales	6	2	0	4	-8	6
5	FYR Macedon.	6	1	1	4	-4	4
6	Scotland	6	0	2	4	-6	2
Group Seven
1	Bosnia & Hz	5	4	1	0	+15	13
2	Greece	5	3	1	1	+2	10
3	Slovakia	5	2	2	1	+2	8
4	Lithuania	5	1	2	2	-3	5
5	Latvia	5	1	1	3	-3	4
6	Liech'stein	5	0	1	4	-13	1
Group Six
1	Russia	4	4	0	0	+8	12
2	Israel	6	3	2	1	+7	11
3	Portugal	6	3	2	1	+5	11
4	N Ireland	5	0	3	2	-4	3
5	Azerbaijan	6	0	3	3	-6	3
6	Luxembourg	5	0	2	3	-10	2
Group Three
1	Germany	6	5	1	0	+15	16
2	Austria	5	2	2	1	+9	8
3	Sweden	4	2	2	0	+3	8
4	Rep Ireland	5	2	2	1	-1	8
5	Kazakhstan	6	0	1	5	-13	1
6	Faroe Is	4	0	0	4	-13	0
Group Two
1	Italy	5	4	1	0	+8	13
2	Bulgaria	6	2	4	0	+7	10
3	Czech Rep	5	2	2	1	+2	8
4	Denmark	5	1	3	1	+1	6
5	Armenia	4	1	0	3	-5	3
6	Malta	5	0	0	5	-13	0

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