Group E leaders Holland will travel to meet second placed Hungary on Friday. Holland lead the group with 12 points after beating Austria 3-1 at home in the last game while Hungary are just three points behind the leaders after winning 2-0 in Azerbaijan.
Group C leaders Italy will meet second placed Slovenia away from home in what could be a decisive game for the qualifying campaign. Italy are leading the group with 10 points despite a disappointing goalless draw in Northern Ireland while Slovenia are just three points behind after beating Estonia 1-0 away from home.
World Champions Spain will meet Group I rivals Czech Republic on Friday in a very important qualifying match. Spain have recorded three straight wins in the group but Czech Republic are just three points behind them after beating Liechtenstein 2-0 away from home.
A tough Scandinavian derby in group H will take place on Saturday between leaders Norway and third placed Denmark. Norway have won all their previous three games, including a 1-0 victory against Portugal, while Denmark won two and lost one, 3-1 in Portugal.
Republic of Ireland will meet Macedonia on Saturday in a very important match for the group B table. Ireland are in second place on 7 points after a 1-1 draw in Slovakia while Macedonia are three points behind after being beaten 1-0 at home by Russia.
Wales will meet England in group G on Saturday in a game that could have a big impact on the group table. England are in second place after two wins and a draw, three points behind leaders Montenegro but with a game in hand. On the other hand Wales suffered three straight losses and they will surely be looking to redeem themselves with a good result against England.
Northern Ireland will meet Slovenia tomorrow in a very important match in group C. Both teams got beaten last week, Slovenia 1-0 at home by Italy and Northern Ireland 2-1 away by Serbia. However, both teams still are in the qualifying race as Slovenia are in second place on 7 points and Northern Ireland in 4th place with 5 points but with a game in hand.
World Champions Spain will travel to Lithuania tomorrow in an attempt to extend their 100 percent record in Group I. Spain have won three out of three until now but Lithuania are still in the race for a spot at the Euro 2012 since they got four points out of the opening three games.
Belgium have a promising team, Germany won't beat them.
Germany will start their EURO 2012 qualifying campaign with a tricky away game in Belgium. What do you think, will they come back with all the three points?
I surely agree, there are no better English managers.
That's rubbish, most English managers are better than him.
England's captain Steven Gerrard was keen on defending boss Fabio Capello before the match against Bulgaria and the start of the EURO 2012 qualifying campaign: "It's important that Fabio is still given a chance. For me, he's a fantastic manager. Who out there, who is an English manager, has the CV that Fabio Capello has got? There are still good managers out there, English mangers, but it'd be a knee-jerk reaction to sack a manager after one bad tournament, then think everything will be rosy when you start with a new guy and we'll go on and win the Euros"
