Ramsey from close range after keeper parries
Bale shot on turn - 7th qualifying goal
FT: Netherlands 2-3 Czech Republic
Dutch fail to qualify for Euros
Turkey and Croatia reach Euros
The picture in Group H
Image source, .Only one automatic qualifying spot is still being scrapped for - and that is in Group H.
Italy have already qualified and can win the group with a draw at home to Norway this evening.
Should Norway fail to beat Italy, Croatia can leapfrog them into second and an automatic qualification spot with victory over Malta.
Belgium v Israel (19:45 BST)
Here's news that is not going to please Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini. I can almost hear the usually mild-mannered Chilean tutting at his laptop right now...
Belgium have already qualified for Euro 2016 but have included defender Vincent Kompany and forward Kevin De Bruyne from the start against Israel in Brussels.
Kompany has been missing for City since limping out of the Champions League defeat against Juventus on 15 September with a calf injury.
City are at home to Bournemouth on Saturday.
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"Nothing changes," is the message from Wales boss Chris Coleman as he talks to the television cameras in the Cardiff City Stadium tunnel. "Clinical..professional...we've got to perform.."
Coleman knows an expected win could help his team pip Belgium to top spot in Group B.
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Match of the Day Kickabout has unhelpfully hidden the ball among last weekend's Euro 2016 Qualifying action.
Can you guess where it is?
Wales v Andorra (19:45 BST)
Comparing football teams from different generations is always a difficult task - but one which we just love doing anyway. So where does Chris Coleman's side rank among the greatest Welsh football teams?
Better than the 1958 World Cup quarter-finalists which boasted John Charles, Ivor Allchurch and Cliff Jones? Former Red Dragons skipper Barry Horne isn't convinced.
"They may or not be the best ever Wales team," he tells BBC Radio 5 live. "I'm not a fan of comparing past players to current players, or past teams to current teams.
"But they are the only Welsh team to qualify by the conventional means - so they have done something that no other Wales team has done, let's put it that way."
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Cast your mind back to September 2014. Go on, it's not that long ago.
Brendan Rodgers still had his feet firmly under the Anfield manager's desk. New Manchester United forward Radamel Falcao was still regarded as one of Europe's hottest properties. And Wales's qualifying campaign almost began with embarrassment. I know, it's hard to believe.
Wales were losing before Gareth Bale rode to the rescue with a first-half equaliser and then a late winner. The opponents? Tonight's visitors Andorra!
Bale's heroics meant Wales narrowly avoided becoming first team not to beat Andorra in 41 European qualifiers....
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Wales v Andorra (19:45 BST)
Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales
Image source, Getty ImagesThe atmosphere is building at the Cardiff City Stadium, and the Super Furry Animals are back to play a three-song set like they did when Wales beat Belgium 1-0 in June.
That was an unforgettable evening in Cardiff, a stirring atmosphere inspiring Wales to a famous win which was arguably the highlight of a historic campaign.
It probably won't be as dramatic a game against minnows Andorra but, with Wales' Euro 2016 qualification already assured, it promises to be a similarly electric occasion.
Wales v Andorra (19:45 BST)
Back across the North Sea from Amsterdam, there is a totally different atmosphere in the Welsh capital. No tension, just pure unadulterated joy. The Wales players receive a huge welcome when they stroll out into a Cardiff City Stadium which becoming rapidly busy. Time for some pre-match entertainment...
Netherlands v Czech Republic (19:45 BST)
Newcastle midfielder Georginio Wijnaldum set the Netherlands on the way to victory over Kazakhstan with a goal on Saturday, and here he is rallying the troops ahead of tonight's crucial fixture at home to the Czech Republic.
Fearless, powerful, untamed... as inspirational symbols go, a lion is not bad. This particular specimen is kind of orange, too, and of course we all know that's the colour of choice, external over there.
But wouldn't it be safer for people just to wave a carrot about?
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With the Netherlands in danger of missing out on a place at Euro 2016 - and Southampton manager, and former Oranje captain, Ronald Koeman knows it is a serious situation...
Will the Dutch be watching from their sofas next summer?
Netherlands v Czech Republic (19:45 BST)
BBC Radio 5 Live
Image source, Getty ImagesQuote MessageThe question should not be what has gone wrong but what has gone right. We are one of the few countries in Europe, alongside the likes of the Faroe Islands and Liechtenstein, that probably won’t take part in Euro 2016. It is not the fault of the manager Danny Blind because I think the damage was done earlier."
Pierre van Hooijdonk, Former Netherlands striker
The picture in Group A
Can we really be set for a summer tournament without the Netherlands?
It's shaping up that way - the Dutch must beat the Czech Republic at home and hope third-placed Turkey lose against Iceland to secure a play-off place.
Finishing level on points won't be good enough - even with a better goal difference - because Uefa separates teams according to their head-to-head record, and Fatih Terim's Turkey have the edge.
Their fate is out of their hands then. And the Czech Republic and Iceland have both already qualified. What kind of a performance can we expect from those two?
Image source, .So Wales don't have anything to play for. But what about elsewhere around the continent? The headline news is that the Netherlands could miss out on a European Championship finals for the first time since 1984....
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Wales v Andorra (19:45 BST)
Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium
There’s something strange going on at the Cardiff City Stadium tonight. Wales are playing and everybody is smiling - there is a warm glow of contentment about the place.
With a history punctuated by near misses and agonising failure, anxiety and fear have reigned at Wales games in recent years.
But now Chris Coleman’s side have qualified for Euro 2016 with a game to spare, tonight’s campaign finale against Andorra is simply a party to celebrate Wales reaching a first major tournament since the 1958 World Cup.
Wales started their campaign with an unconvincing 2-1 win in Andorra but they have transformed their fortunes since, and the sell-out crowd in Cardiff will hope the winless visitors are in no mood to try and spoil what should be a delirious party.
Image source, Getty ImagesWales v Andorra (19:45 BST)
BBC Radio 5 Live
Our BBC Radio 5 live colleagues are primed and ready in their lofty position inside the Cardiff City Stadium. We have full match commentary of Wales's 19:45kick-off against Andorra, and you can tune in now with all the build-up under way.
And you can also head over to BBC Radio 5 live sports extra right now to catch the rest of the England Under-21's European Championship qualifier against Kazhakstan (kick-off was at 17:45 BST).
So Wales are there. England are there. Northern Ireland are there. And the Republic of Ireland, depending how they fare in next month's play-offs, may also join the home nations in France next summer.
Tonight is the final night of the Euro 2016 qualifying group stage after 13 months of blood, sweat and tears. Eighteen teams are already scouting around for the best accommodation France has to offer, while two more nations will clinch an automatic spot tonight.
Remind yourself who is in, who is out, and who is still a maybe.
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So 57 years of misery - categorised by inferior goal difference, missed penalties and quite a few bog-standard international footballers - is over.
Welsh football fans have been celebrating like they have just checked a winning Lotto ticket - while midfielder Joe Ledley danced like he was in the middle of an illegal rave, external after the Bosnia match.
Did you bust some shapes like Ledley? Or did you go to even more extravagant lengths? Tweet using #bbcfootball or text 81111. Send us your celebration photos too.
And we don't just want to hear from Welsh fans - wherever your allegiance lies, tell us about your craziest (football-related) celebrations. Go go go!
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