GER, ESP, NED stay perfect

Germany, Spain, Netherlands and Italy had already qualified for next year's tournament, all added points to their tallies on Friday.
The Germans made it nine wins out of nine, beating Turkey 3-1 away in Group A.
That result meant their opponents dropped to third place, one point below Belgium who thrashed Kazakhstan 4-1 but who must now visit the Germans on Tuesday in their final game while Turkey host lowly Azerbaijan.
World and European champions Spain struck early to take all the points in Prague with a 2-0 win over Czech Republic, denting their hosts' chances of taking the runners-up spot in Group I.
The Czechs stayed second with 10 points although Scotland, two points behind, should overtake them when they visit Liechtenstein on Saturday. The Scots then travel to Spain on Tuesday with the Czechs away to Lithuania.
Netherlands secured top spot in Group E when a Klaas-Jan Huntelaar goal shortly before halftime gave them a 1-0 win over Moldova, while Sweden made sure of second place in that group with a 2-1 victory over Finland.
Group C winners Italy took a first-minute lead with a Claudio Marchisio goal in Belgrade before Serbia fought back through Branislav Ivanovic's 26th minute effort to snatch a 1-1 draw that kept alive the hosts' hopes of a playoff berth.
The match passed off peacefully after Serbia lost the reverse fixture in Genoa by a 3-0 walkover due to crowd trouble and the result left Vladimir Petrovic's side needing to beat Slovenia away in their last game to finish second.
Just a point separates leaders France and Bosnia in Group D after the former beat Albania 3-0 and the latter thumped Luxembourg 5-0 to set up a mouth-watering shootout between the top two next week.
Travel plans are also not certain for the teams in Group H after Denmark crushed Cyprus 4-1 and Portugal beat Iceland 5-3.
That left the Danes and Portuguese level at the top on 16 points with the two meeting in their final match in Copenhagen on Tuesday.
England booked a place at the Euro 2012 finals on Friday with a 2-2 draw in Montenegro although Russia are virtually there after snatching a 1-0 win in Slovakia.
The Russians need only a point against rank outsiders Andorra on Tuesday to win Group B.
The battle for supremacy in Group F will also be determined on Tuesday after Greece beat Croatia 2-0 to leapfrog their rivals into top spot.
The fifth remaining automatic berth will go to the best runner-up with the other second-placed teams entering a two-legged playoff for the tournament's remaining four spots.
RESULTS
Turkey 1 (Balta 78) Germany 3 (Gomez 35, Mueller 65, Schweinsteiger 86pen)
Slovakia 0 Russia 1 (Dzagoev 71)
Andorra 0 Ireland 2
(Doyle 8, McGeady 20)
Serbia 1 (Ivanovic 26) Italy 1
(Marchisio 1)
France 3 (Malouda 11, Remy 38, Reveillere 67) Albania 0
Netherlands 1 (Huntelaar
40) Moldova 0
Greece 2 (Samaras 71,
Gekas 79) Croatia 0
Montenegro 2 (Zverotic 45, Delibasic 90) England 2 (Young 11, Bent 31)
Portugal 5 (Nani 13, 21, Postiga 44, Moutinho 81, Eliseu 87) Iceland 3 (Jonasson 48, 68, Sigurdsson 90pen)
Czech Republic 0 Spain 2
(Mata 7, Alonso 23)