So that's the end of this live page today. A good night for Wales - but less so for Northern Ireland. And a very good night for the Netherlands, Germany, Croatia and Austria.

Read the match reports here.

See you tomorrow for Kosovo v England.

NI boss Michael O'Neill to Sky Sports: "There are things we can be pleased and unhappy about. Frustrating. We started well with chances, but didn't take them. The penalty was a good chance but we didn't take it

"Second half we couldn't get up to the ball enough. They were good in possession. We couldn't get up to create anything. But we didn't lose anything. It's not like we were under so much pressure but we couldn't get much possession.

"We should have been braver."

Netherlands captain Virgil van Dijk to Sky Sports: "Mixed feelings. We came here to win. We had opportunities but when the whistle went it didn't sink in with most of the players we'd qualified.

"The lads are very happy in the dressing room. We're back at a major tournament.

"It was a very tough game. We knew it would be. We didn't let them create too many chances."

On ex-Southampton team-mate Steven Davis missing a penalty...

"The pitch doesn't help. It's a big stage. He's experienced. It happens. Unlucky for him, good for us."

On qualifying...

"It means a lot for us as players. Hopefully it means so much to the Dutch people. We have to make sure we prepare very well for a big tournament. We missed the last two. We want to perform well."

Our tweeter at 21:41 GMT has irritated a few of you

Red_Devil: Give your head a wobble John - Northern Ireland in third behind Germany and Holland with a a play-off chance is hardly scraping mid table

Highwayman: somebody tell John it's two play off games to qualify..

NI defender Craig Cathcart to Sky Sports: "We're a little bit disappointed. We knew it would be tough and we'd have lots of time without the ball.

"Nobody has mentioned it [Steven Davis' penalty miss]. He's that type of lad, you don't need to say anything. He's been an unbelievable servant. He's probably the favourite player of everyone in the squad.

"We've got a lot of confidence going into the play-offs."

Northern Ireland utility man Stuart Dallas to Sky Sports: "We're disappointed we didn't win the game. We're proud of the performance.

"We've gone toe to toe with one of the best teams in the world and could have won the game.

"There are a lot of positives to take into Tuesday against Gerrmany. We've come a long way when we're coming off disappointed we didn't get a result."

On Steven Davis missing a penalty...

"These things happen. Anyone could miss it. Davo has been outstanding his whole career. We all look up to him.

"We had other chances but couldn't take them. It's a good point for us in thne end."

Northern Ireland failed to have a shot on target in a game at Windsor Park for the first time since November 2017 when losing 1-0 in a World Cup play-off to Switzerland.

This was the Netherlands’ first 0-0 draw since the 2014 World Cup semi-final against Argentina, which they went on to lose on penalties.

What's the point in anything, to be fair. A question I often ask myself.

John: what's the point in putting any effort into qualifying? These days you can finish mid group and still get a chance to qualify in a one off game, ridiculous

Stephen Craigan
Former NI defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

When Michael O'Neill sits down and reacts on the game he'll be proud of the players. This game typified O'Neill - organised and lots of energy but lacking a bit of quality against the bigger sides.

Right, that's enough of that. We'll bring you Northern Ireland reaction when we get it.

Austria are also in next summer's Euro 2020 after beating North Macedonia 2-1.

Germany have booked their place in next summer's finals with a 4-0 win over Belarus. Toni Kroos scored twice.

Croatia have sealed their place at Euro 2020 with a 3-1 win over Slovakia.

That means Wales will qualify if they beat Hungary in Cardiff on Tuesday.

The Netherlands are back in major tournament football after reaching Euro 2020 with their goalless draw in Belfast.

It's all over. Northern Ireland cannot qualify automatically for Euro 2020. It'll be the play-offs next year.

The ball rolls through to Jasper Cillessen. Will NI get the ball again?

Stephen Craigan
Former NI defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

This side have won games against Belarus and Estonia but it's these big games - you can't underestimate how good this performance is. Full of heart and spirit.

One minute to go.