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Sunday, March 27, 2011

Euro Qualifiers: Big names all win, as expected

Sat 26/03/11 Hungary 0 - 4 Netherlands View events More info


Austria 0 - 2 Belgium View events More info


Serbia 2 - 1 Northern Ireland View events More info


Slovenia 0 - 1 Italy View events More info


Luxembourg 0 - 2 France View events More info


Spain 2 - 1 Czech Republic View events More info


Armenia 0 - 0 Russia
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Wales 0 - 2 England View events More info
Sun 27/03/11 Bulgaria 0 - 0 Switzerland
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Georgia 1 - 0 Croatia View events More info


Cyprus 0 - 0 Iceland
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Israel 2 - 1 Latvia View events More info


Bosnia-Herzegovina 2 - 1 Romania View events More info


Albania 1 - 0 Belarus View events More info


Germany 4 - 0 Kazakhstan View events More info


Andorra 0 - 1 Slovakia View events More info


Norway 1 - 1 Denmark View events More info


Malta 0 - 1 Greece View events More info


Ireland Republic 2 - 1 Macedonia FYR View events More info

Hungary 0 Netherlands 4
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With Hungary's PSV Eindhoven winger Balazs Dzsudzsak well covered by Dutch right-back Gregory van der Wiel, the Netherlands made the most of their ascendancy in the middle of the park with a dominant display.

Rafael van der Vaart put the Dutch ahead in the eighth minute, and goals to Ibrahim Afellay, Liverpool striker Dirk Kuyt and Arsenal marksman Robin Van Persie ensured the visitors secured their fifth win from five qualifying games, and a six-point lead on top of Group E.

Luxembourg 0 France 2
France struggled to unlock the hosts' defence early, but a free kick from skipper Samir Nasri gave Mexes the opportunity to nod the visitors into the lead in the 28th minute.
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Real Madrid goal-scoring machine Karim Benzema went close for Les Bleus, as did Chelsea man Florent Malouda before half-time.

Gourcuff livened up the action with a second goal on 72 minutes, the Lyon man volleying a deflected cross beyond Luxembourg goalkeeper Jonathan Joubert to seal the three points.

Spain 2 Czech Rep 1
Barcelona's Villa became Spain's highest ever goal scorer, after entering Friday's match level with Raul on 44 international goals.

Jaroslav Plasil put the Czechs ahead after 29 minutes, and for a while it looked as though the 1996 European Championships runners-up would hold on to pull off the shock; But Villa's cool finish from the edge of the box on 69 minutes levelled proceedings.
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He stepped up to convert a penalty four minutes later to hand his side three points - pushing them six points clear of the Czechs in Group I.

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