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WC Qualification Europe

EuropeEurope
Start Date
2008-08-20
End Date
2009-11-18
2.20
GOALS AVG
20
MATCHES
5
TEAMS
55%
HOME WINS
20%
DRAW
25%
AWAY WINS
Card stats based onWC Qualification Europe2010

Standings

Standings

#TeamPWDLGFGAGDPTSForm
4
Netherlands
Netherlands
8800172+1524
34
Norway
Norway
824297+210
35
Scotland
Scotland
8314611-510
40
North Macedonia
North Macedonia
8215511-67
43
Iceland
Iceland
8125713-65

Fixtures

Top Scorers

Player Stats

Top Scorer

#TeamName
Apps
Minutes
Goals
Assists
Pass %
Rating
1
Greece
Theofanis Gekas100--
2
England
Wayne Mark Rooney90--
3
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Edin Džeko90--
4
Germany
Miroslav Klose70--
5
Spain
David Villa755470--
6
Republic of Ireland
R. Keane12109460--
7
Ukraine
Andriy Shevchenko60--
8
Israel
Elyaniv Felix Barda962460--
9
Belgium
Wesley Sonck868460--
10
Germany
Lukas Podolski60--
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Tournament Overview

Season 2010

Champion
Netherlands24 points

Key Dates

Season ran from August 20, 2008 to November 18, 2009

Teams Competing

5 teams competed in the WC Qualification Europe 2010

Historical Seasons

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Teams in WC Qualification Europe 2010

5 teams

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About WC Qualification Europe

Football in Europe includes the WC Qualification Europe, a league whose data is collected here. The season on record is 2010. Champions of the WC Qualification Europe 2010: Netherlands, with 24 points (8W-0D-0L). The 20 matches played produced 2.2 goals per game. Away teams won 25% of matches, against 55% home wins and 20% draws.

Netherlands led the WC Qualification Europe 2010 on 24 points from 8 matches, 14 points clear of second place. Rounding out the top places: Norway (10) and Scotland (10).

The scoring charts were headed by Theofanis Gekas (Greece), on 10 goals. Wayne Mark Rooney (England, 9) and Edin Džeko (Bosnia and Herzegovina, 9) follow in the chart.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won the WC Qualification Europe 2010?
Netherlands won the WC Qualification Europe 2010 with 24 points from 8 matches (8W, 0D, 0L).
When did the WC Qualification Europe 2010 season end?
The WC Qualification Europe 2010 season ran from August 20, 2008 to November 18, 2009.