Spain 6-0 Germany - Morata, Ferran Torres hat-trick, Rodri & Oyarzabal
Spain win will take them to Nations League finals
France 4-2 Sweden - Giroud scores twice as hosts hit back to relegate Sweden
Croatia 2-3 Portugal - Ruben Dias scores 90th-minute winner, his second of game
Chelsea's Kovacic with both Croatia goals
That's us done for tonight - thank you for all your company.
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See you then.
Finals: France (A3), Spain (A4)
Promoted: Montenegro (C1), Faroe Islands (D1), Gibraltar (D2)
Relegated: Bosnia and Herzegovina (A1), Iceland (A2), Sweden (A3), Cyprus (C1)
France 4-2 Sweden
France
France have won it!
They add a fourth with the very last kick, Champions League winner Kingsley Coman rubber-stamping the win. Sweden are down.
England U21 5-0 Albania U21
England U21 manager Aidy Boothroyd on BT Sport: "I thought they were excellent. I'm delighted with our wide players and Jamal Musiala was excellent. He's young but his brain is razor sharp.
"Our strikers win us games but defending wins you championships so we've got some work to do.
"Three-quarters of the squad is in my mind but there's always a few who get injured and a few who come through late."
So that emphatic victory means that Spain join France in the four-team final tournament.
That competition is due to take place next October.
They will be joined by either Belgium or Denmark from Group A2 and Italy, Netherlands or Poland from Group A1.
Croatia 2-3 Portugal
Portugal
It's a second goal for Ruben Dias as keeper Dominik Livakovic fumbles the ball and gifts the Manchester City man the goal.
In the 90th minute as well.
Unlucky for Croatia, excellent result for Portugal.
Game over.
France 3-2 Sweden
Sweden
Hello...
Maybe this one isn't done and dusted just yet. Sweden have got a second goal in the 88th minute through Robin Quaison.
FT: Spain 6-0 Germany
An absolute battering for Germany!
The fourth official has indicated that we'll play an additional two minutes.
Mikel Oyarzabal
Far too easy for Spain.
It's another beautiful goal as Rodri clips a delicious ball over the top for Jose Gaya to square for Mikel Oyarzabal to tap home.
Spain 5-0 Germany
It's all Spain still.
Villarreal forward Gerard Moreno twists and turns on the edge of the area but sees his effort deflected behind for a corner.
There's been no letting up from Luis Enrique's side.
England U21 5-0 Albania U21
Image source, ReutersEngland forward Callum Hudson-Odoi on BT Sport: "As soon as I got the ball I felt I could get at them and cause problems. We controlled the game.
"The keeper helped me a bit but I'll take them any way they come. I told Jamal Musiala before the game make sure you get a goal and he did.
"He's a great player."
Spain 5-0 Germany
Ferran Torres hasn't been the only Manchester City player who has been superb tonight - Rodri has been too.
He's completed 71 of his 74 passes and has just won two brilliant defensive headers.
Spain 5-0 Germany
Germany haven't had a shot on target yet...
Spain 5-0 Germany
Great effort!
Serge Gnabry has, without doubt, been Germany's best player tonight and he rattles the crossbar with an effort from 25 yards or so.
Unai Simon was rooted to the spot in the Germany goal.
England U21 5-0 Albania U21
That was as easy as it looks. England remain unbeaten in qualifiers at this level for nine years...
Spain 5-0 Germany
Luis Enrique decides to make a triple substitution.
On: Gerard Moreno, Mikel Oyarzabal and Marco Asensio.
Off: Alvaro Morata, Ferran Torres, Dani Olmo.
Ferran Torres
What a finish! And what a talent Manchester City have on their hands!
Spain have been brilliant, but this defending again. Alvaro Morata frees Fabian Ruiz, who pokes past the defender, into the path of Ferran Torres who just curls first time past Manuel Neuer for a superb hat-trick.
Wow, wow, wow!
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland U21 5-0 Albania U21
Told you that penalty miss wouldn't matter - Eddie Nketiah has a second of the night, flashing in from the edge of the box.
Spain 4-0 Germany
Alvaro Morata has been a handful tonight.
He's brought down by Jonathan Tah, who finds himself in the book alongside Robert Koch.