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Second half for the Armenia v Rep. of Macedonia has kicked off Armenia winning by 2 goal's to nil Also Group A game Azerbaijan v Austria has kicked off 10' min's played still 0 - 0

Group G game: Armenia v Rep. of Macedonia Has just kicked off Latest score: Armenia 2 - 0 Rep. of Macedonia 28' 1 - 0 Pizzelli 34' 2 - 0 Mkhitaryan Half time

Full Time: Moldova 0 - 6 Russia U21 Kokorin (3) hat trick Shatov (2) Sosnin Rep. of Macedonia 1 - 1 Serbia U21 S. Marković (Serbia) Hasani (Pen) (Macedonia)

Latest score: Rep. of Macedonia 1 - 1 Serbia U21 73' 0 - 1 S. Marković 89' 1 - 1 Hasani (Pen) Moldova 0 - 6 Russia U21 78' 0 - 5 Kokorin get's his hat trick, 88' 0 - 6 shatov

Full Time: Cyprus 1 - 3 Belarus U21's 15' 1 - 0 Mytidis, 26' 1 - 1 OG Christofides 41' 1 - 2 Patotski 88' 1 - 3 khlebosolov,

I was thinking the same thing lol

Latest score: Cyprus 1 - 3 Belarus U21's 88' 1 - 3 khlebosolov, Moldova 0 - 4 Russia U21 56' 0 - 4 Shatov

Half time in: Moldova 0 - 3 Russia U21 Rep. of Macedonia 0 - 0 Serbia U21 We are in the 62' min in the Cyprus v Belarus U21's Score still 1 - 2 All 3 games Back underway scores all the same.

Latest score Moldova 0 - 3 Russia U21 20' 0 - 1 Kokorin, 28' 0 - 2 Kokorin, 33' 0 - 3 Sosnin, Rep. of Macedonia 0 - 0 Serbia U21 Second half started in: Cyprus 1 - 2 Belarus U21's

Cheers mate

Latest score Moldova 0 - 1 Russia U21 20' 0 - 1 Kokorin,

Latest scores 15' Rep. of Macedonia 0 - 0 Serbia U21 15' Moldova 0 - 0 Russia U21

Hear hear

Cyprus 1 - 2 Belarus U21's 15' 1 - 0 Mytidis, 26' 1 - 1 OG Christofides 41' 1 - 2 Patotski HT

Australia 5 - 0 Malaysia Full Time Result 3' 1 - 0 L. Wilkshire, 33' 2 - 0 J. Kennedy, 39' 3 - 0 A. Brosque, 45' 4 - 0 J. Kennedy, 69' 5 - 0 A. Brosque Japan 1-0 Vietnam Full Time Result 23' 1 - 0 T. Lee Korea Republic 2 - 2 Poland Final whistle just gone. 29' 0 - 1 R. Lewandowski, 66' 1 - 1 C. Park, 76' 2 - 1 C. Park, 83' 2 - 2 J. Blaszczykowski

Ok i will get you it in full lol

Korea Republic 2 - 2 Poland

Latest scores Japan 1-0 Vietnam S Korea 0-1 Poland also: Australia 5 - 0 Malaysia FT

Well we will probably never get along then.

Cheers takes a while getting the games together and who is on telly but it passes the time for a bit.

And a break down of the group situation in Euro 2012 qualifying. Group A Germany were the first team to qualify on 2 September and the second-placed race is also clearing. Austria's hopes were ended by a 0-0 draw with Turkey, who are two points ahead of Belgium with as many games left each. Turkey welcome Germany on 7 October when Belgium play Kazakhstan, but even if Belgium move ahead on that night, four days later they visit Germany while Turkey are at home to Azerbaijan. Group B The last set of September results have left four teams in contention. Russia held on to their two-point lead over the Republic of Ireland with a 0-0 Moscow draw while Armenia won 4-0 in Slovakia to move level with their hosts, a point behind Ireland. The 7 October fixtures take Russia to Slovakia and Ireland to Andorra, while Armenia welcome the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia knowing a win could leave them in second ahead of their closing trip to Dublin. Russia meet Andorra on the final day when FYROM welcome Slovakia. Group C Italy's late 1-0 win against Slovenia left the Azzurri uncatchable at the summit but second place remains in doubt. Serbia are a point clear of Estonia with a game in hand on both the Baltic nation and Slovenia, three back. If Serbia beat Italy on 7 October, second place is confirmed, while Estonia are in Northern Ireland hoping a win would keep them in contention. If Italy triumph and Estonia do not win, Slovenia can snatch the runners-up berth by beating Serbia on 11 October. It is even possible that wins for Northern Ireland against Estonia and in Italy would leave them second. Group D After their 0-0 draw in Romania, France are a point ahead of Bosnia and Herzegovina, who beat Belarus twice in September to end their opponents' campaign. Romania are four points behind Bosnia and Herzegovina with a slim chance of second place. However, Bosnia and Herzegovina are at home to Luxembourg on 7 October when France welcome Albania. Thereby everything should come down to the top two meeting in Paris four days later. Group E The Netherlands are assured of qualification after winning all eight games. Even so, first place is not secure yet with Sweden six points behind, but whatever happens in the final set of matches, the Netherlands would finish as best runners-up at worst. Sweden finish at home to the Netherlands on 11 October but to overtake them must hope the Dutch lost at home to Moldova four days before, themselves beat Finland in Helsinki that day and also overturn their 4-1 loss in Amsterdam. Hungary, level on points with Sweden, have only a home game with Finland to go and have an inferior head-to-head with the second-placed side. Thus Sweden will secure a top-two finish with a Helsinki win. Group F The 6 September games proved crucial as Croatia defeated Israel 3-1 and moved a point ahead of Greece, held 1-1 in Latvia. That means Croatia will qualify with a 7 October win in Greece. If it goes to the final day, Croatia welcome Latvia and Greece visit Georgia. Whatever happens, Croatia and Greece are the top two. Group G England have opened up a six-point lead over Montenegro, who have two games left to the leaders' one. That is in fact a trip to Montenegro on 7 October, when a draw will qualify England. If Montenegro win, they would finish first by beating Switzerland four days later. However, Montenegro are only three points ahead of Switzerland, who could be in strong contention for second place if they win in Wales four days before their concluding match. Group H Denmark's home win against Norway pulled them level with both their neighbours and Portugal. Norway, however, only have one game left to their rivals' two and could not finish top in a three-way head-to-head. On 7 October Portugal welcome Iceland and Denmark visit Cyprus. However, the decider looks likely to be Portugal's trip to Denmark, the visitors having won their home game 3-1 should it go to head-to-head. Group I Spain, with six perfect wins, have secured first place. As for second position, the Czech Republic are two points in front of Scotland with a superior head-to-head. Scotland thereby need to pick up three more points from their trips to Liechtenstein and Spain than the Czech Republic manage at home to the reigning champions and then in Lithuania. http://www.uefa.com/uefaeuro2012/news/newsid=1673471.html

I don't know if you do these kind of threads so i thought i would put it out there. It keeps the boards a bit more tidy so you don't have threads popping up about every game on. So here it goes. European Championship Qualifying Armenia v Macedonia, GpB, 16:00 FT 4 - 1 Azerbaijan v Austria, GpA, 17:00 FT 1 - 4 Finland v Sweden, GpE, 17:15 FT 1 - 2 Latvia v Malta, GpF, 18:00 FT 2 - 0 Bosnia-Hercegovina v Luxembourg, GpD, 19:00 FT 5 - 0 Slovakia v Russia, GpB, 19:15 FT 0 - 1 Cyprus v Denmark, GpH, 19:30 FT 1 - 4 Netherlands v Moldova, GpE, 19:30 FT 1 - 0 Romania v Belarus, GpD, 19:30 FT 2 - 2 Turkey v Germany, GpA, 19:30 FT 1 - 3 Belgium v Kazakhstan, GpA, 19:45 FT 4 - 1 Czech Republic v Spain, GpI, 19:45 ITV4 FT 0 - 2 Greece v Croatia, GpF, 19:45 FT 2 - 0 Northern Ireland v Estonia, GpC, 19:45 Sky Sports 4 FT 1 - 2 Serbia v Italy, GpC, 19:45 FT 1 - 1 Wales v Switzerland, GpG, 19:45 Sky Sports 3 FT 2 - 0 France v Albania, GpD, 20:00 ESPN FT 3 - 0 Montenegro v England, GpG, 20:00 Sky Sports 1 FT 2 - 2 Andorra v Rep of Ireland, GpB, 20:30 Sky Sports 2 FT 0 - 2 Portugal v Iceland, GpH, 21:00 FT 5 - 2 World Cup Qualifying Uruguay v Bolivia, 20:00 FT 4 - 2 Ecuador v Venezuela, 22:05 Argentina v Chile, 00:10 Saturday Peru v Paraguay, 02:15 Saturday

Why should i? Just because you want me to, if more creditable posters asked for my opinion i would give it but you have come across as a fool to me.

yeah seems a well grounded lad, i think he will be great for you lot has everything you need to succeed in the EPL. I wanted him instead of babel