![Belgium players celebrate](https://shekicks.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Belgium.jpg)
Belgium and Iceland are the latest to book their berths at the 2022 UEFA Women’s Euros, the latter as one of three best runners-up.
Results for 1 December
GROUP A: Slovenia 2-0 Estonia, Netherlands 6-0 Kosovo, Turkey 1-2 Russia
GROUP B: Denmark 0-0 Italy, Georgia 0-3 Bosnia & Herzegovina, Israel 0-2 Malta
GROUP C: Northern Ireland 5-1 Faroe Islands, Wales 3-0 Belarus
GROUP D: Czech Republic 7-0 Moldova, Spain P-P Poland
GROUP E: Portugal 1-0 Albania, Scotland 0-1 Finland
GROUP F: Hungary 0-1 Iceland, Slovakia 0-6 Sweden
GROUP G: Austria 1-0 Serbia, France 12-0 Kazakhstan
GROUP H: Belgium 4-0 Switzerland, Croatia P-P Romania
GROUP I: Republic of Ireland 1-3 Germany, Ukraine 2-1 Montenegro
![Berglind Bjorg Thorvaldsdottir of Iceland](https://shekicks.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Berglind.jpg)
Tine de Caigny’s first-half brace set Belgium on the road to a 4-0 win over the Swiss and a place at the final tournament.
Berglind Thorvaldsdóttir’s effort midway through the second half saw Iceland win in Hungary, and thereby secure one of the best runner-up slots at the finals.
Nadia Kunina netted a 75th-minute winner for Ukraine, after Montenegro immediately cancelled out a fifth-minute opener. The Ukrainians are joined in the play-off by Russia following a 2-1 victory in Turkey.
Northern Ireland reached the play-offs first the first time but had to come from behind to beat the Faroe Islands 5-1.
Portugal pipped Albania with Ana Capeta on target and they are certain to finish in one of the top two places of their group.
![Finland win at the death](https://shekicks.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Finland.jpg)
Austria edged Serbia thanks to Nicole Billa finding the target with 10 minutes left, and still hope to qualify as a best runner-up, likewise Finland who struck at the death to end Scotland hopes.
Italy held hosts Denmark to a goalless draw and could yet progress as a best runner-up, while Czech Republic sunk Moldova 7-0 to keep up their play-off hopes.
Republic of Ireland Women’s Euro dream ended by 3-1 defeat to Germany