Poland's draw against Moldova

　　Eliminations and Advancements in Euro 2020 Qualifying MatchesEuro 2020 qualifying matches reached a critical stage on October 16th as several teams secured their spots in the final tournament while others faced elimination. The likes of Spain, Scotland, and Turkey have already qualified, adding to the list of countries that have secured their places in the final stage. On the other hand, Norway,

　　Georgia, and Belarus have unfortunately been eliminated from the competition. The final round will consist of 24 teams, including 1 host nation, 20 automatic qualifiers from the European preliminaries, and 3 playoff winners. The journey to qualification began with Portugal, Belgium, and France securing their places in the final stage, followed by Spain, Scotland, and Turkey in the latest round

　　of matches. Spain's victory over Norway not only secured their own qualification but also helped Scotland progress. Turkey's commanding win against Latvia also ensured their early qualification. With these results, the group of teams that have been eliminated has grown. The likes of Cyprus, Ireland, Gibraltar, Malta, Latvia, Faroe Islands, Azerbaijan, Estonia, Bulgaria, Northern Ireland, San Marin

　　o, Andorra, and Liechtenstein have all unfortunately been knocked out. As for Norway, they still have a glimmer of hope through the playoffs. Their final position will be determined by their ranking in the previous season's UEFA Nations League, where they finished second in Group D of League B. However, their chances of making it to the finals now rely on the performances of other teams in the p

　　layoffs. In another twist, some of the seeded teams are in danger of elimination. In the previous draw, the Netherlands, Croatia, Spain, Italy, Denmark, Portugal, Belgium, Hungary, Switzerland, and Poland were designated as the seeded teams. With Spain, Portugal, and Belgium having already qualified, Italy, Denmark, Hungary, and Switzerland are on the verge of securing their places in the finals

　　. However, the Netherlands, Croatia, and Poland are at risk of being eliminated. The Netherlands currently trail Greece by 3 points with one less match played, and a loss in their upcoming match against Greece could severely hamper their chances of qualification. Croatia's recent consecutive losses to Turkey and Wales have put their qualification hopes in jeopardy, as Wales can overtake them with

　　two wins in their remaining matches. Lastly, Poland's draw against Moldova, along with Albania's 3 points and the Czech Republic's 1 point, means that Poland's final match against the Czech Republic will be crucial. Albania, the dark horse of the group, is now just a step away from qualification.In summary, the Euro 2020 qualifying matches have brought both joy and disappointment for several tea

　　ms. Some have secured their places in the finals, while others face the difficult challenge of the playoffs. Additionally, some of the previously seeded teams are now at risk of elimination. The final matches will determine the remaining teams that will join the tournament. Looking ahead, which teams do you think will successfully qualify, and who will miss out