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German win helps Scotland into play-offs

Germany claimed top slot in Group Five and automatic qualification for Euro 2004 after a comfortable 3-0 win over Iceland at the AOL Arena in Hamburg.

German win helps Scotland into play-offs

Sat, 11 Oct, 2003 - 20:08

Germany claimed top slot in Group Five and automatic qualification for Euro 2004 after a comfortable 3-0 win over Iceland at the AOL Arena in Hamburg.

Goals from Michael Ballack, Fredi Bobic and Kevin Kuranyi earned the Germans a victory which guaranteed them top spot and helped Scotland into the play-offs after their 1-0 win over Lithuania.

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Courts Soccer Euro 2004 Qualifier Place: AOL Arena Place: Hamburg Place: Faroe Islands Place: Republic of Ireland Place: Swizterland Place: Moscow Place: Soviet Union Place: Austria Place: Stockholm Place: Budapest Place: Armenia Person: Michael Ballack Person: Fredi Bobic Person: Kevin Kuranyi Person: Rudi Voller Person: Ballack Person: Bobic Person: Indridi Sigurdsson Person: Voller Person: Kuranyi Person: Miroslav Klose Person: Icelanders Person: Aleksandr Iashvili Person: Georgians Person: Dmitri Bulykin Person: Russians Person: Egor Titov Person: Dmitri Sytchev Person: Hakan Yakin Person: Alexander Frei Person: Markus Schopp Person: Czechs Person: Jan Koller Person: Maris Verpakovskis Person: Dzintars Zirnis Person: Andrzeg Niedzieland Person: Spaniards Person: Jose Antonio Reyes Person: Raul Person: Juan Valeron Person: Thomas Gravesen Person: Tore Andre Flo Event: Euro 2004 Event: World Cup Organisation: Scotland Organisation: Germany Organisation: Iceland Organisation: Lithuania Organisation: Bayern Munich Organisation: Stuttgart Organisation: Russia Organisation: Georgia Organisation: Holland Organisation: Latvia Organisation: Sweden Organisation: Hungary Organisation: Poland Organisation: Greece Organisation: Northern Ireland Organisation: Spain Organisation: Denmark Organisation: Everton Organisation: Bosnia Organisation: Norway Organisation: Romania Organisation: Luxembourg

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