Twenty teams have been decided for the Euro 2020 championship, while four teams will make it to the main round via the playoffs in March next year, for which 16 teams are still in the race. For the first time, this tournament will be held in 12 cities in 10 countries. On Tuesday, Wales' football team defeated Hungary by 2–0 in Group-E to win the Euro Championship ticket for the second time in a row, where Aaron Ramsey scored one goal in both halves. Wales qualified in Group-E after Croatia in second place.
On top of Sergey Ganebri's superb hat-trick, Germany defeated Northern Ireland by 6–1 to top Group-C. In addition to Ganebri, Leon Goretzka scored two goals and Julian Brand scored one. Germany, already qualified, topped the table with 21 points, while Netherlands defeated Estonia by 5–0 to finish second. Jojinho Wijnaldum played an important hat-trick in the Netherlands team who had already qualified against Estonia for an easy win. His brilliant game helped the team win.
In Group-I, Belgium defeated Cyprus by 6–1 to conclude the Euro qualifier campaign brilliantly. For Belgium, Christian Bantek and Kevin de Bruyne scored two goals each. Belgium won all 10 of their matches in the qualifier, where they scored 40 goals. On the other hand, in Group-G, Poland ended their campaign on top by defeating Slovenia by 3–2 in an interesting match.
20 Teams that have qualified:
Belgium, Italy, Russia, Poland, Ukraine, Spain, France, Turkey, England, Czech Republic, Finland, Sweden, Croatia, Austria, Netherlands, Germany, Portugal, Switzerland, Denmark, Wales.
