Wednesday
How did the UEFA EURO 2020 contenders get on in their latest European Qualifiers?
Netherlands and Belgium racked up the goals on Tuesday as they won for the second time in their groups while Portugal had to come from behind in Luxembourg to earn another victory of their own. Armenia, meanwhile, won in dramatic fashion in Wednesday's early game.
Keep track of all the EURO teams' pre-tournament form, including recent results, line-ups and upcoming fixtures.
Group B: Greece vs Georgia, Spain vs Kosovo
Group C: Lithuania vs Italy, Northern Ireland vs Bulgaria
Group D: Bosnia and Herzegovina vs France, Ukraine vs Kazakhstan
Group F: Austria vs Denmark, Moldova vs Israel, Scotland vs Faroe Islands
Group I: Andorra vs Hungary, England vs Poland, San Marino vs Albania
Group J: Armenia 3-2 Romania, Germany vs North Macedonia, Liechtenstein vs Iceland
Group A: Azerbaijan 1-2 Serbia, Luxembourg 1-3 Portugal
Group E: Belgium 8-0 Belarus, Wales 1-0 Czech Republic
Group G: Gibraltar 0-7 Netherlands, Montenegro 0-1 Norway, Turkey 3-3 Latvia
Group H: Croatia 3-0 Malta, Cyprus 1-0 Slovenia, Slovakia 2-1 Russia
Portugal survived a scare to top Group A after Cristiano Ronaldo scored his first goal of this qualifying campaign. Luxembourg took the lead through Gerson Rodrigues' diving header but Diogo Jota had the visitors level moments before the break. Ronaldo converted six minutes into the second half and substitute João Palhinha bagged his first international goal to secure the three points.
Next European Qualifier: Portugal vs Republic of Ireland (01/09)
A much-changed Belgium eased past Belarus to take control of Group E. Fine goals from Michy Batshuayi, Hans Vanaken, Leandro Trossard and Jéremy Doku had the Red Devils 4-0 up at the interval. Dennis Praet and substitute Christian Benteke then made it six before Trossard and Vanaken completed their doubles late on.
Next European Qualifier: Estonia vs Belgium (02/09)
Daniel James' late header from a Gareth Bale cross gave Wales their first points of this Group E campaign after Connor Roberts' red card cancelled out the earlier dismissal of Patrik Schick. Joe Rodon's added-time block on Ondřej Čelůstka was just as crucial for the hosts.
Next European Qualifiers: Belarus vs Wales (05/09), Czech Republic vs Belarus (02/09)
Turkey 3-3 LatviaThe Dutch only broke the deadlock through Steven Berghuis' neat finish shortly before half-time, but pulled away in the second half courtesy of two goals from Memphis Depay and one apiece by Luuk de Jong, Georginio Wijnaldum, Donyell Malen and Donny van de Beek.
Next European Qualifier: Norway vs Netherlands (01/09)
Turkey's perfect start to Group G was ended by a fine Latvia comeback. Kenan Karaman's early strike was supplemented by a Hakan Çalhanoğlu goal before Roberts Savaļnieks pulled one back. And though Burak Yılmaz's penalty made it 3-1, Roberts Uldriķis and Dāvis Ikaunieks earned Latvia their first point of the campaign.
Next European Qualifier: Turkey vs Montenegro (01/09)
Ivan Perišić, Luka Modrić and Josip Brekalo were the saviours for Croatia as the trio all scored from the bench to wrap up the three points against a Maltese side who had held on until the 62nd minute.
Next European Qualifier: Russia vs Croatia (01/09)
Slovakia got their first win of the campaign thanks to Róbert Mak's fine individual effort. Milan Škriniar's thumping header had given the hosts a first-half lead, only for Mário Fernandes to prod home with under 20 minutes remaining. The visitors were level for roughly three minutes, however, until Mak's mazy run and neat finish spoiled Russia's perfect Group H record.
Next European Qualifiers: Slovenia vs Slovakia, Russia vs Croatia (01/09)