Lafferty stabs home late in injury time
Northern Ireland one win from Euro 2016
FT: Republic of Ireland 1-0 Georgia
Irish third in Group D with 15 points
FT: Scotland 2-3 Germany
Scots fourth in Group D with 11 points
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Steve Modbury on text: Northern Ireland without doubt (would be the greatest qualification achievement) as they haven't got the calibre of player such as Bale or Ramsey which has made Chris Coleman's job a lot easier.
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You can listen to the build up for all the home nations in action right now, followed by live commentary from Windsor Park on radio and online.
Scotland v Germany (19:45 BST)
Scotland v Germany (19:45 BST)
Far from ideal preparations for the Scotland squad as their coach was delayed on the M8 amid rush-hour traffic.
The players were safely spirited to Hampden but thousands of fans are still trying to make their way to the national stadium.
Republic of Ireland v Georgia (19:45 BST)
Mind you, what can you do to mess up a bolognese?
Students the land over need to know.
Bolognese blunder
It was a dodgy lasagne that did for Tottenham's Champions League hopes in 2006.
And now a questionable spag bol has scuppered Luxembourg a day before their qualifier against Belarus.
A Luxembourg Football Federation spokesman said that the players suffered "terrible stomach aches" and spent hours in the bathroom after eating the meal in Minsk.
With 16 of the 20 players in the squad affected, Luxembourg "are in close contact with Uefa" about possibly rearranging Tuesday's Group C game.
Not nice. Not nice at all.
Scotland v Germany 919:45 BST)
Pat Nevin
Ex-Scotland international on BBC Radio 5 live
"You have to be positive, you have to boost the lads. Gordon Strachan is no fool, he will know it wasn't a good performance by any of the Scottish players on Friday. But let's not get carried away, they have played well this campaign."
Scotland v Germany (19:45 BST)
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Who would win a five-team tournament on current form bewteen Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Republic of Ireland or England? Who would get the wooden spoon? And why?
Ruaridh Williams: I would've said Scotland but after these qualifiers, I'd say Northern Ireland. They look the most complete package.
Samuel Rhehuman: If anyone says anything other than England winning, they're nuts. ROI for wooden spoon.
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Image source, ReutersA winner?
Northern Ireland v Hungary (19:45 BST)
Republic of Ireland v Georgia (19:45 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesRepublic of Ireland striker Robbie Keane is now just one goal shy of German legend Gerd Muller for the coveted spot of 12th all-time international top scorer as Ireland prepare to play Georgia in Dublin.
Iran's Ali Daei leads the way with a stunning 109 goals in 149 appearances, with Ferenc Puskas, who played for Hungary and Spain, in second with 84 goals in 89 games.
Remember Stern John? The former Birmingham and Coventry striker is 10th in the list with 70 goals in 115 matches for Trinidad and Tobago.
There are still at least two qualifiers left in each Euro 2016 qualifying group, but a few teams have now booked their place in the hat for December's draw. Don't forget we have 24 teams in the finals for the first time.
They are:
France (hosts)
England
Czech Republic
Iceland
Image source, ReutersScotland v Germany (19:45 BST)
And a win this evening Thomas could just do it for you - providing the Republic of Ireland lose to Georgia that is.
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I can help you there Stephen.
That would be Iceland, about 20 hours ago...
Scotland v Germany (19:45 BST)
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Max Baggins-Craig: I've faith in NI, ROI, Scot & Wales. NI will walk through. Scots may be unfortunate though.
Andrew Priestley: Normally I look forward to 'enjoying' a game of football, but as a NI fan I don't think I'll enjoy much of the game tonight!
Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill is snapped on his phone in the warm-up to the game.
Image source, Getty ImagesScotland v Germany (19:45 BST)
It was looking shaky for a while in Group D, but Germany can qualify tonight if they win in Glasgow and the Republic of Ireland lose to Georgia in Dublin.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland are there. Wales are nearly there, Northern Ireland too.
Scotland and the Republic of Ireland are still in with a shout.
But who would win a five-team tournament on current form? Who would get the wooden spoon? And why?
No one-word answers please...
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