OVERVIEW. Harry Kane helps England to European Championship qualification, Aleksandar Mitrovic (ex-Anderlecht) is the big man for Serbia

Harry Kane scored two goals to give England a 3-1 win (and European Championship qualification) against Italy, while Aleksandar Mitrovic was the big man against Montenegro (3-1) for Serbia: an overview of what you need to know about the European Championship qualifying matches on Tuesday evening.

Group C

England-Italy 3-1

England did what they had to do in Tuesday evening’s absolute top performance. Italy, which is nevertheless plagued by a national gambling scandal, did take the lead through a goal from Scamacca. England equalized before half time through a penalty goal from Harry Kane, after a foul on Jude Bellingham. Ultimately it was Marcus Rasfhord who gave the home team the lead with a beautiful bang in the far corner. After the break, Kane secured the victory with a second goal.

Malta-Ukraine 1-3

The Ukrainians gave their compatriots a victory on Tuesday evening. Malta did take the lead after an early goal by Paul Mbong. The visitors corrected the lopsided situation before half time thanks to a Maltese own goal and a penalty goal from Dobvyk. Mudryk also scored a goal in the end.

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Group G

Serbia-Montenegro 3-1

In a Balkan derby, Serbia defeated Montenegro 3-1. Ex-Anderlecht striker Aleksandar Mitrovic gave the home team an early lead with a nice goal with the outside of his foot. Stevan Jovetic equalized before half time, but with a second goal Mitrovic gave the Serbs the lead again. Dusan Tadic eventually made it 3-1.

Lithuania-Hungary 2-2

In group G, Lithuania and Hungary provided a spectacle. Lithuania took a double lead before halftime through goals from Cernych and Sirvys. Deep into the second half, Hungary leveled thanks to goals from Liverpool’s Szobolszlai and Varga.

Mitrovic. — © REUTERS

Group H

San Marino-Denmark 1-2

Denmark, with Kasper Schmeichel under the bar, was only able to avoid a stunt by San Marino. Alessandro Golinucci scored the first official goal for the home team in more than a year just after the hour mark, erasing Rasmus Hojlund’s opening goal. Twenty minutes before the end, Poulsen gave the Danes the victory.

Northern Ireland-Slovenia 0-1

Slovenia has beaten Northern Ireland by the smallest margin. Gnezda Cerin scored the only goal of the match, meaning Slovenia remains the leader in Group H.

Finland-Kazakhstan 1-2

Earlier Tuesday evening, Kazakhstan did well against Finland. The Finns seemed to be winning for a long time, but in the last fifteen minutes Besiktas midfielder Zaynutdinov completely turned the situation around with two goals – the last of which in the ninety minute. Kazakhstan is so close

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