LOADING...
Euro 2020 Qualifiers: Here are the key results

Euro 2020 Qualifiers: Here are the key results

Oct 16, 2019
01:03 pm

What's the story

Three-time champions Spain qualified for Euro 2020 after earning a 1-1 draw against Sweden. Rodrigo's injury-time strike helped the side progress. Italy, who had already qualified earlier, thrashed Liechtenstein 5-0 in an away clash. There were wins for Finland, Greece and Switzerland on another star-studded night of European football. Here are the key results from Tuesday's set of matches.

Group J

Italy thrash Liechtenstein, Pukki inspires Finland

Andrea Belotti scored twice as Italy thrashed Liechtenstein 5-0 in their Group J encounter. Italy went to half-time at 1-0 and then four goals were scored in the second half. The 2006 world champions top the group with a 100% winning record from eight games. Meanwhile, Teemu Pukki inspired Finland to a 3-0 victory against Armenia. Finland are second in Group J (15 points).

De Gea Spain

David de Gea injured in Spain's draw versus Sweden

Spain needed just a point to advance but left it until the 92nd minute as Rodrigo converted Fabian Ruiz's cutback. Earlier, Sweden took the lead early in the second half through Marcus Berg's header. However, David de Gea hobbled off injured in the second half. He is a doubt for Manchester United's Premier League game against Liverpool on Sunday with a possible hamstring injury.

Twitter Post

Spain qualify for Euro 2020

Group D

Group D heats up after Switzerland overcome Republic of Ireland

Republic of Ireland's hopes of qualification now rests on the game against Denmark at home next month. This happened after the side lost 0-2 against Switzerland. It was a crucial win for the Swiss team, who is now on 11 points and are placed third. Both Switzerland and Denmark have played one game lesser than Republic of Ireland. A close finish is expected.

Information

Euro 2020 Qualifiers: Other crucial results

In Group J, Greece beat Bosnia-Herzegovina 2-1 at home. Both teams' hopes of qualification is however not on the cards. Romania and Norway shared the spoils in Group F. The result sees them stay on third and fourth places respectively.

Twitter Post

How did Tuesday pan out?