Euro 2008 Qualifying Group A - Table, Results & Fixtures

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Euro 2008 Qualifying: Group A

In a very competitive group, Portugal, Poland and Serbia all qualified for World Cup 2006 and any two of three could qualify. Belgium and Finland are no push-overs, either. Armenia, Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan are the lightweights in the group.

Group A Results

Wednesday, November 21, 2007

Azerbaijan 0 v Belgium 1
Armenia 0 v Kazakhstan 1
Serbia 2 v Poland 2
Portugal 0 v Finland 0
Portugal qualifies and will join Poland in Euro 2008.

Saturday, November 17, 2007

Finland 2 v Azerbaijan 1
Finland comes from behind, scoring twice in the final eleven minutes--and are still alive.
Serbia v Kazakhstan
Cancelled due to snow, to be played on Sunday.
Poland 2 v Belgium 0
Smolarek scores twice, and Poland has qualified.
Portugal 1 v Armenia 0

Wednesday, October 17, 2007

Kazakhstan 1 v Portugal 2
Azerbaijan 1 v Serbia 6
Belgium 3 v Armenia 0

Saturday, October 13, 2007

Azerbaijan 0 v Portugal 2
Poland 3 v Kazakhstan 1
Armenia 0 v Serbia 0

Saturday, September 12, 2007

Portugal 1 v Serbia 1
A late goal by Branislav Ivanovic ties the match--and leaves Portugal with only one point.
Armenia v Azerbaijan
Match called off for political reasons and no points awarded.
Finland 0 v Poland 0
Poland moves closer to qualifying with a draw in Helsinki
Kazakhstan 2 v Belgium 2
Though dominant, Belgium concedes a late penalty, and is all but out of the race to qualify.

Saturday, September 8, 2007

Portugal 2 v Poland 2
Azerbaijan v Armenia
Match called off for political reasons and no points awarded.
Serbia 0 v Finland 0

Wednesday, August 22, 2007

Armenia 1 v Portugal 1
Arzumanyan scores early, Ronaldo equalizes. A shocker and another draw for Portugal.
Finland 2 v Kazakhstan 1
Teemu Tainio nails winner in 61st minute.
Belgium 3 v Serbia 2
Dembélé scores twice.

Wednesday, June 6, 2007

Armenia v Poland
Finland v Belgium
Kazakhstan v Azerbaijan

Saturday, June 2, 2007

Belgium 1 v Portugal 2
Postiga scores in the 64th minute as Portugal win in Brussels.
Azerbaijan 1 v Poland 3
Big win keeps Poland at the top of the table.
Finland 0 v Serbia 2
Serbia gets three key points away.
Kazakhstan 1 Armenia 2
Two goals in the first half win it for Armenia.

Wednesday, March 28, 2007

Serbia 1 v Portugal 1
Serbia come back to get a draw
Poland 1 v Armenia 0
Zurawski leads the way with first half goal
Azerbaijan 1 v Finland 0
Late goal by Imamaliev pulls out shocker for Azerbaijan

Saturday, March 24, 2007

Portugal 4 v Belgium 0
A Ronaldo double sparks Portugal.
Poland 5 v Azerbaijan 0
Poland thrash hapless Azerbaijan
Kazakhstan 2 v Serbia 1
Kazakhstan win their first game in the group.

Friday, March 9, 2007

Kazakhstan 1 v Azerbaijan 0

Wednesday, November 15, 2006

Finland 1 v Armenia 0
Nurmela nods home to bag three points and the top spot in the group.
Belgium 0 v Poland 1
Matusiak scores to take Poland to third place.
Portugal 3 v Kazakhstan 0
Simao on target with two goals.

Wednesday, October 11, 2006

Poland 2 v Portugal 1
Smolarek nets twice to beat Portugal.
Belgium 3 v Azerbaijan 0
Kazakhstan 0 v Finland 2
Serbia 3 v Armenia 0
Serbia in first place after downing 10-man Armenia.

Saturday, October 7, 2006

Kazakhstan 0 v Poland 1
Ebi Smolarek scored in the second half for the Poles.
Armenia 0 v Finland 0
Goalless in Yerevan.
Serbia 1 v Belgium 0
Nikola Zigic's goal settled the game for Serbia.
Portugal 3 v Azerbaijan 0
Cristiano Ronaldo scored twice and was involved in the other goal.

Wednesday, September 6, 2006

Finland 1 v Portugal 1
Poland 1 v Serbia 1
Armenia 0 v Belgium 1
Azerbaijan 1 v Kazakhstan 1

Saturday, September 2, 2006

Poland 1 v Finland 3
Serbia 1 v Azerbaijan 0

Wenesday, August 16, 2006

Belgium 0 v Kazakhstan 0
Belgium were held to a disappointing draw by newcomers Kazakhstan, who even had chances to steal it.

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