1. Kazakhstan 1-0 Northern Ireland
In Group H of the European Championship qualifiers, there are no real big teams, the most famous being the Danish national team that created the Danish fairy tale and won the 1992 European Championship. Before the match, Finland ranked first in Group H with 12 points from 5 wins and 1 loss, Denmark ranked second with 10 points from 5 wins and 3 wins, 1 draw and 1 loss, Slovenia also ranked third with 10 points due to goal difference, Kazakhstan ranked fourth with 9 points from 5 wins and 3 wins and 2 losses, Northern Ireland ranked fifth with 5 wins and 4 losses with 3 points, and San Marino ranked bottom with 5 wins and 5 losses and 0 points. But after the sixth round of the European Cup qualifiers, Finland lost, Kazakhstan won, the situation in Group H was even more chaotic, Denmark ranked first with four wins, one draw and one loss with 13 points, Finland ranked second with 12 points from four wins and two losses, Kazakhstan also had four wins and two losses after defeating Northern Ireland and accumulated 12 points, ranking third in Group H due to goal difference, Slovenia won three wins, one draw and one loss in one less, ranked fourth in the group, the situation in this group is really delicate, Slovenia's next win will catch up with group leaders Denmark, with all four teams likely to emerge. But the most surprising surprise for fans in Group H is still Kazakhstan, this once second-rate team in Asia, after leaving Asia and entering Europe in 2002, is no longer simply studying with the prince, and this European Cup qualifier has the hope of advancing to the main stage.
Kazakhstan starts in the 541 formation, striker single arrow Samorodov, midfielders Olatsov, Tagabgen, Besbekov, Zainutinov, defenders Vorogovsky, Alip, Marochkin, Bestrov, Tapalov, goalkeeper Shatsky. The starting eleven are worth a total of 12.8 million euros.
Northern Ireland starts in the 4141 formation, center Washington, midfielders Kennedy, George Saville, McCahn, McMenamin, back Shay Charles, back four Hume, Evans, Ballard, McNair, goalkeeper Picock Farrell. The starting eleven are worth a total of 26.25 million euros.
In the end, after 90 minutes of matching, Kazakhstan beat Northern Ireland 1-0 at home to win both home and away matches. Although Northern Ireland had the upper hand, they scored no points and lost in the end, with only three points from one win and five losses in six games, ranking fifth in the group, and the qualification situation was extremely slim.
In the 27th minute, Besbekov made a wonderful pass and Samorodov scored. With this goal, Kazakhstan eventually beat Northern Ireland 1-0 at home.
2. Finland 0-1 Denmark
It was another clash in Group H, with the second in the group beating Finland 1-0 thanks to a last-minute goal to overtake the top of the group.
Denmark, Wind, Lindström, Eriksen, Olsen, Hoybeer, Nelgaard, Melle, Andersen, A Christensen, L Christensen, Schmeichel, starters.
In the 87th minute, left-back Mailer provided an assist and one of the two backs, Hoybir scored the winning goal as Denmark beat Finland 1-0 to top the group.
3. Faroe Islands 0-1 Moldova
The Faroe Islands and Moldova were both underdogs in world football, with the top Moldova beating the Faroe Islands away. Five games, two wins, two draws and one loss, scoring five goals and conceding five goals to accumulate eight points, temporarily overtaking Albania and Poland to become second in Group E.
In the 53rd minute, Nikolascu, assisted Vadimrata to score the only goal of the game for Moldova.
4. Montenegro 2-1 Bulgaria
In the 45+1 minute, Savage opened the scoring to help Montenegro break the deadlock, 1-0.
In the 60th minute, Bulgarian Despodov missed a penalty.
In the 79th minute, Bolukov equalised for Bulgaria.
In the 90+7th minute, Kamai assisted Jovitic's decisive goal. Montenegro narrowly beat Bulgaria 2-1 at home, winning two of five games, drawing two and losing one, accumulating eight points, temporarily second in the group.