UEFA Euro 2012 qualification

[nasimul]

Group A: Germany, Turkey, Austria, Belgium, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan
Group B: Russia, Slovakia, Republic of Ireland, FYR Macedonia, Armenia, Andorra
Group C: Italy, Serbia, Northern Ireland, Slovenia, Estonia, Faroe Islands
Group D: France, Romania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Belarus, Albania, Luxembourg
Group E: Holland, Sweden, Finland, Hungary, Moldova, San Marino
Group F: Croatia, Greece, Israel, Latvia, Georgia, Malta
Group G: England, Switzerland, Bulgaria, Wales, Montenegro
Group H: Portugal, Denmark, Norway, Cyprus, Iceland
Group I: Spain, Czech Republic, Wales, Lithuania, Liechtenstein

• Qualifying round standings

[Nocturnal]

watched some live action early today. Italy finally win in a football match (vs Estonia). Estonia scored the 1st goal and finally italy came back and win at away. England thrashed Bulgaria 4-0.

[bangla-red]

Torres scored twice for Spain, Meireles scored a good goal for Portugal and Kuyt scored a penalty for the Netherlands. Good day for Liverpool players.

[FagunerAgun]

A wonderful job, nasimul, thanks.

[al-Sagar]

European Championship Qualifying 2012 Results

Thursday, September 2, 2010
Status	Home	Score	Away	STAGE	VENUE (ATT.)
FT	Israel	3 - 1	Malta	Group F	Ramat Gan Stadium (17,000)

Friday, September 3, 2010
Status	Home	Score	Away	STAGE	VENUE (ATT.)
FT	Kazakhstan	0 - 3	Turkey	Group A	Ortalyk Tsentralnyi Stadium (25,000)
FT	Belgium	0 - 1	Germany	Group A	Koning Boudewijn Stadion (42,000)
FT	Armenia	0 - 1	Ireland	Group B	Republican Stadium (8,682)
FT	Andorra	0 - 2	Russia	Group B	Estadi Comunal de Aixovall (250)
FT	Slovakia	1 - 0	Macedonia	Group B	(5,980)
FT	Faroe Islands	0 - 3	Serbia	Group C	Torsvollor Stadium (1,500)
FT	Estonia	1 - 2	Italy	Group C	A. Le Coq Arena (9,550)
FT	Slovenia	0 - 1	Northern Ireland	Group C	Petrol Arena (11,582)
FT	Romania	1 - 1	Albania	Group D	Lia Manoilu (13,000)
FT	Luxembourg	0 - 3	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Group D	Josy Barthel Stadium (7,327)
FT	France	0 - 1	Belarus	Group D	Stade de France (76,395)
FT	Moldova	2 - 0	Finland	Group E	Republican Stadium (10,500)
FT	Sweden	2 - 0	Hungary	Group E	Nya Ullevi Stadion (7,304)
FT	San Marino	0 - 5	Netherlands	Group E	Stadio Olimpico Serravalle (4,127)
FT	Latvia	0 - 3	Croatia	Group F	Stadionas Skonto (7,000)
FT	Greece	1 - 1	Georgia	Group F	Karaiskakis Stadium (5,000)
FT	Montenegro	1 - 0	Wales	Group G	Stadion Pod Goricom (9,862)
FT	England	4 - 0	Bulgaria	Group G	Wembley Stadium (73,246)
FT	Iceland	1 - 2	Norway	Group H	Laugardalsvollur Stadium (6,137)
FT	Portugal	4 - 4	Cyprus	Group H	Dr. Magalhaes Pessoa (9,100)
FT	Lithuania	0 - 0	Scotland	Group I	Zalgiris Stadium (6,539)
FT	Liechtenstein	0 - 4	Spain	Group I	Rheinpark Stadion (6,127)

Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Status	Home	Score	Away	STAGE	VENUE (ATT.)
FT	Turkey	3 - 2	Belgium	Group A	Ataturk Olympic Stadium (41,000)
FT	Austria	2 - 0	Kazakhstan	Group A	Ernst Happel Stadion (22,500)
FT	Germany	6 - 1	Azerbaijan	Group A	Allianz Arena (43,751)
FT	Russia	0 - 1	Slovakia	Group B	Luzhniki Stadium (28,000)
FT	Macedonia	2 - 2	Armenia	Group B	City Stadium Skopje (21,000)
FT	Ireland	3 - 1	Andorra	Group B	Aviva Stadium (39,206)
FT	Serbia	1 - 1	Slovenia	Group C	Stadion Crvena Zvezda (30,000)
FT	Italy	5 - 0	Faroe Islands	Group C	(19,266)
FT	Belarus	0 - 0	Romania	Group D	Dinamo Stadion (15,000)
FT	Albania	1 - 0	Luxembourg	Group D	Qemal Stafa (11,800)
FT	Bosnia-Herzegovina	0 - 2	France	Group D	Olympic Stadium (30,000)
FT	Sweden	6 - 0	San Marino	Group E	Nya Ullevi Stadion (21,082)
FT	Hungary	2 - 1	Moldova	Group E	Ferenc Puskas Stadium (9,209)
FT	Netherlands	2 - 1	Finland	Group E	De Kuip Stadion (27,500)
FT	Georgia	0 - 0	Israel	Group F	Lokomotivi Stadium (3,000)
FT	Malta	0 - 2	Latvia	Group F	Ta'Qali National Stadium (6,000)
FT	Croatia	0 - 0	Greece	Group F	Stadion Maksimir (33,000)
FT	Bulgaria	0 - 1	Montenegro	Group G	Vassil Levski Stadion (5,000)
FT	Switzerland	1 - 3	England	Group G	(39,700)
FT	Denmark	1 - 0	Iceland	Group H	Parken Stadion (18,908)
FT	Norway	1 - 0	Portugal	Group H	Ullevaal Stadium (24,535)
FT	Czech Republic	0 - 1	Lithuania	Group I	Sparta Stadium (12,100)
FT	Scotland	2 - 1	Liechtenstein	Group I	Hampden Park (37,050)

[Nocturnal]

italy 5-0 faroe islands
italy's best win margin since '93

[FagunerAgun]

Russia's loss to Slovakia...and 2-0 win against Andorra are disappointing.

[Nocturnal]

Italy-Serbia soccer qualifier suspended after six minutes as fans clash, throw flares

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GENOA, Italy — Italy's Euro 2012 qualifier against Serbia was abandoned on Tuesday after away fans threw flares onto the pitch and at Italian fans.
The kickoff had been delayed for 35 minutes due to crowd trouble and only six minutes had been played when two flares were thrown onto the pitch and the match was suspended.
One flare was aimed towards Italy goalkeeper Emiliano Viviano and Serbian fans then threw another flare into the Italian end, hitting some supporters.
Scottish referee Craig Thomson took the players off the pitch and the game was eventually abandoned.
The Group C match kicked off 35 minutes late after Serbian fans burned flares and a few climbed to the top of a fence enclosing them, ripping a hole in netting designed to prevent objects being thrown onto the field or at Italian supporters.
Earlier, Serbian media said the away team goalkeeper Vladimir Stojkovic had pulled out of the match on the way to the stadium after he was abused by his own fans in what the reports said was connected to domestic club rivalry.
The players came out onto the pitch for the 6:50 p.m. GMT kickoff but quickly returned to the dressing rooms after police and stewards tried to calm the Serbia fans in one corner as Italian supporters chanted obscenities at them.
Firefighters used a hose on an area of Italian seats where flares had landed.
Serbia players returned to the pitch after half an hour and tried to calm their fans but captain and Inter Milan midfielder Dejan Stankovic was visibly annoyed and knocked away a microphone as a reporter tried to talk to him.
The game finally kicked off after Italian fans had booed the Serbian anthem and the referee presided over an extremely short "minute" of applause for four Italian soldiers recently killed in Afghanistan.
Serbian media reported that Stojkovic had withdrawn from the game after receiving abuse from his own fans while approaching the Genoa stadium for the match.
Zeljko Brkic was named on the official team sheet instead of Stojkovic.
Serbia lost 3-1 at home to Estonia on Friday but local media said the abuse was more connected to Stojkovic now turning out for Partizan Belgrade having once played for hated rivals Red Star Belgrade.
Minor trouble was reported before kick off between traditionally combustible Serbian fans and Italian police outside the stadium.
© Copyright (c) Reuters

[Habib]

Shob maachh goo khay r abahani mohamedan er dosh hoy.

[Nadim]

Sorry for off topic but i didn't know till today that Ozil is actually from Turkey but play for Germany.