Former world champions Spain, Scotland, and Turkey have secured their places in the European soccer championships to be held in Germany next summer. On Sunday evening, Spain secured their European Championship ticket with a 1-0 victory (0-0) in Norway, which also worked in favor of Scotland, who had a match-free day. Turkey, on the other hand, solidified their spot with a 4-0 win (0-0) against Latvia, making their qualification secure.

This means that seven of the 24 starting places have been allocated. Belgium, France and Portugal had previously secured their place in the European Championship, while Germany is automatically in as host.

The Scots had missed their match point on Thursday. A point would have been enough against Spain in Seville, but due to a controversial VAR call after Scott McTominay's supposed opening goal, the score was 0:2. The Spaniards made the most of the opportunity this offered, Gavi (49th) scored.

In Konya, the party could also start. However, the Turks looked anxiously for an hour to Cardiff, where Wales should not have won against Croatia in the event of a Turkish draw. Yunus Akgün's goal (58th) moved the decision on the European Championship ticket back to Konya, and later Cenk Tosun (84th, 90.+2) and Kerem Aktürkoglu (88th) scored as well. Wales beat Croatia 2:1 (0:0) and is back in business in Group D.

The new record-breaking national player Granit Xhaka was surprisingly with Switzerland. It took two late goals for the "Nati" to at least secure a 3:3 (1:0) against clear outsiders Belarus - Romania moved past them in Group I with a 4:0 (3:0) win over Andorra and is now top of the table.

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Swiss captain Xhaka, 31, a Bundesliga pro with Bayer Leverkusen, was honored with flowers and much applause before kickoff. He made his 118th international appearance - equaling Heinz Hermann, who had held the sole "Nati" record for almost 36 years.

Israel, in third place in this group, also has European Championship prospects, but will not play any international matches for the time being following the Hamas terrorist attack.

Poland, playing on the day of significant parliamentary elections, could only manage a 1-1 draw (0-1) against Moldova in the absence of Robert Lewandowski. As a result, in Group E, they currently occupy the third position, trailing behind the surprise team Albania and the Czech Republic, which secured a 1-0 victory (0-0) against the Faroe Islands.

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