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Here’s a round-up of the FIFA World Cup Qualifiers results of 2nd September

With the international break underway, matchday 2 of the European World Cup qualifiers was played out to a conclusion yesterday. Here are all the results from 2nd September:  Georgia 0-1…

September 3, 2021
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With the international break underway, matchday 2 of the European World Cup qualifiers was played out to a conclusion yesterday. Here are all the results from 2nd September: 

Georgia 0-1 Kosovo

Sweden 2-1 Spain

Group C

Italy 1-1 Bulgaria

Lithuania 1-4 Northern Ireland

Group E

Estonia 2-5 Belgium

Czech Republic 1-0 Belarus

Group I

Hungary 0-4 England

Andorra 2-0 San Marino

Poland 4-1 Albania

Group J

Liechtenstein 0-2 Germany

North Macedonia 0-0 Armenia

Iceland 0-2 Romania

England had a remarkable night, managing to defeat Hungary 4-0 in front of their own fans. Harry Kane, Harry Maguire, Raheem Sterling and Declan Rice were on the scoresheet as they comfortably positioned themselves at the top of Group I with 12 points. 

Spain, on the other hand, suffered a shock defeat to Switzerland with Viktor Claesson’s second half shot proving to be enough to see them through. The victory against La Roja puts them at the top of the group, with a game in hand. 

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Germany made short work of Liechtenstein, with Timo Werner and Leroy Sane netting for Hansi Flick in his first official game in charge of the German national team. Despite the victory, Germany are behind Armenia in their group, with a difference of one point between them. 

Italy were held to a 1-1 draw against Bulgaria, with the scoreline remaining unchanged for the majority of the game. Federico Chiesa scored an outstanding solo goal, but it was neutralised by Atanas Iliev and neither team could deliver another goal to take all the points. 

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Lastly, Belgium cruised to victory against Estonia with Romelu Lukaku netting a double to put them five goals ahead. Mattias Kait gave the hosts an early lead, but the remainder of the match was the complete opposite of the story that the initial minutes showed us. 

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