World Cup Qualifying 2010 Group 7
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Group 1 I Group 2 I Group 3 I Group 4 I Group 5 I Group 6 I Group 7 I Group 8
Group 7 should hold no fears for Spain and the real battle will be for second place between Belgium, Serbia and Montenegro and Bosnia-Herzegovina. The Serbia and Montenegro and Bosnia-Herzegovina games should be intense but there is little else to stir the imagination in this group. Belgium will be hoping to continue their impressive record of World Cup qualification and could sneak the runners-up spot. Lithuania have progressed of late and San Marino make up the numbers.
Wed, October 12, 2005
Lithuania 1 v Belgium 1
San Marino 0 v Spain 6. A big win, a ticket to the playoff for underperforming
Spain.
Serbia and Montenegro 1 v Bosnia-Herzegovina 0
Sat, October 8, 2005
Belgium 0 v Spain 2
A quick-fire Fernando Torres brace in the second half settled the
match for Spain.
Bosnia-Herzegovina 3 v San Marino 0 A Bolic hat-trick.
Lithuania 0 v Serbia and Montenegro 2 Serbia and Montenegro qualify
for Germany with goals from Kezman and Vukic.
Wed, September 7, 2005
Belgium 8 v San Marino 0
Lithuania 0 v Bosnia-Herzegovina 1
Spain 1 v Serbia and Montenegro 1 at the Estadio Vicente Calderón.
Sat, September 3, 2005
Bosnia-Herzegovina 1 v Belgium 0
Serbia and Montenegro 2 v Lithuania 0
Wed, June 8, 2005
Spain 1 v Bosnia-Herzegovina 1 at the Mestalla Stadium in Valencia
Sat, June 4, 2005
San Marino 1 v Bosnia-Herzegovina 3
Serbia and Montenegro 0 v Belgium 0
Spain 1 v Lithuania 0
Wed, March 30, 2005
Bosnia-Herzegovina 1 v Lithuania 1
San Marino 1 v Belgium 2
Serbia and Montenegro 0 v Spain 0
Sat, March 26, 2005
Belgium 4 v Bosnia-Herzegovina 1
Wednesday, February 9, 2005
Spain 5 v San Marino 0. Five different scorers for Spain.
Wed, November 17, 2004
Belgium 0 v Serbia and Montenegro 2
San Marino 0 v Lithuania 1
Wed, October 13, 2004
Lithuania 0 v Spain 0
Serbia and Montenegro 5 v San Marino 0
Sat, October 9, 2004
Bosnia-Herzegovina 0 v Serbia and Montenegro 0 : A draw in the
Balkans.
Spain 2 v Belgium 0 : Two Belgians sent off.
Wed, September 8, 2004
Bosnia-Herzegovina 1 v Spain 1:
Spain ranked number 3 team in world by FIFA but lucky to escape
with draw against skillful Bosnia.
Lithuania 4 v San Marino 0
Sat, September 4, 2004
Belgium 1 v Lithuania 1 : Jankauskas cancels out Sonck's goal.
San Marino 0 v Serbia and Montenegro 3