Football
Men: World Cup 2010 in South Africa

Qualifying Europe
2008

Standings:

Group 1:
1. Albania 2-4
2. Denmark 2-4
3. Sweden 2-4
4. Portugal 2-3
5. Hungary 2-1
6. Malta 2-0

Group 2:
1. Greece 2-6
2. Israel 2-4
3. Latvia 2-3
4. Luxemburg 2-3
5. Switzerland 2-1
6. Moldova 2-0

Group 3:
1. Poland 2-4
2. Slovenia 2-4
3. Slovakia 2-3
4. Czechia 1-1
5. Northern Ireland 2-1
6. San Marino 1-0 		Group 4:
1. Germany 2-4
2. Russia 1-3
3. Wales 2-3
4. Finland 1-1
5. Azerbaijan 2-1
6. Liechtenstein 2-1

Group 5:
1. Spain 2-6
2. Turkey 2-4
3. Belgium 2-4
4. Bosnia & Herzegovina 2-3
5. Armenia 2-0
6. Estonia 2-0

Group 6:
1. England 2-6
2. Ukraine 2-6
3. Belarus 2-3
4. Croatia 2-3
5. Kazakhstan 3-3
6. Andorra 3-0 		Group 7:
1. Lithuania 2-6
2. Serbia 2-3
3. Austria 2-3
4. France 2-3
5. Romania 2-3
6. Faroe Islands 2-0

Group 8:
1. Italy 2-6
2. Ireland 2-4
3. Montenegro 2-2
4. Bulgaria 1-1
5. Cyprus 1-0
6. Georgia 2-0

Group 9:
1. Netherlands 1-3
2. Macedonia 2-3
3. Scotland 2-3
4. Norway 1-1
5. Iceland 2-1

Wednesday, September 10
Albania - Malta 3-0 (at Tiranë)
Andorra - Belarus 1-3 (at Andorra la Vella)
Azerbaijan - Liechtenstein 0-0 (at Baku)
Bosnia & Herzegovina - Estonia 7-0 (at Zenica)
Croatia - England 1-4 (at Zagreb)
Faroe Islands - Romania 0-1 (at Tórshavn)
Finland - Germany 3-3 (at Helsinki)
France - Serbia 2-1 (at St.-Denis)
Iceland - Scotland 1-2 (at Reykjavík)
Italy - Georgia 2-0 (at Udine)
Latvia - Greece 0-2 (at Riga)
Kazakhstan - Ukraine 1-3 (at Almaty)
Lithuania - Austria 2-0 (at Marijampole)
Macedonia - Netherlands 1-2 (at Skopje)
Moldova - Israel 1-2 (at Chisinau)
Montenegro - Ireland 0-0 (at Podgorica)
Northern Ireland - Czechia 0-0 (at Belfast)
Portugal - Denmark 2-3 (at Lisboa)
Russia - Wales 2-1 (at Moskva)
San Marino - Poland 0-2 (at Serravalle)
Slovenia - Slovakia 2-1 (at Maribor)
Spain - Armenia 4-0 (at Albacete)
Sweden - Hungary 2-1 (at Stockholm)
Switzerland - Luxembourg 1-2 (at Zürich)
Turkey - Belgium 1-1 (at Istanbul)

Saturday, September 6
Albania - Sweden 0-0 (at Tiranë)
Andorra - England 0-2 (at Barcelona)
Armenia - Turkey 0-2 (at Yerevan)
Austria - France 3-1 (at Wien)
Belgium - Estonia 3-2 (at Liège)
Croatia - Kazakhstan 3-0 (at Zagreb)
Cyprus - Italy 1-2 (at Larnaka)
Georgia - Ireland 1-2 (at Mainz)
Hungary - Denmark 0-0 (at Budapest)
Israel - Switzerland 2-2 (at Tel-Aviv)
Liechtenstein - Germany 0-6 (at Vaduz)
Luxemburg - Greece 0-3 (at Luxembourg)
Macedonia - Scotland 1-0 (at Skopje)
Malta - Portugal 0-4 (at Valletta)
Moldova - Latvia 1-2 (at Tiraspol)
Montenegro - Bulgaria 2-2 (at Podgorica)
Norway - Iceland 2-2 (at Oslo)
Poland - Slovenia 1-1 (at Wroclaw)
Romania - Lithuania 0-3 (at Cluj)
Serbia - Faroe Islands 2-0 (at Beograd)
Slovakia - Northern Ireland 2-1 (at Bratislava)
Spain - Bosnia & Herzegovina 1-0 (at Murcia)
Ukraine - Belarus 1-0 (at Lviv)
Wales - Azerbaijan 1-0 (at Cardiff)

Wednesday, August 20
Kazakhstan - Andorra 3-0 (at Almaty)