Monday 9 October 2017 22:59, UK
Serbia firmed up automatic qualification for next summer's World Cup with a 1-0 win over Georgia after Aleksandar Prijovic's second-half goal.
With the scores level at half-time, Prijovic turned home Aleksandar Mitrovic's cross to settle the nerves, before his side held on to qualify for Russia. Austria also beat 1-0 Moldova in Group D.
Gylfi Sigurdsson helped Iceland seal qualification for their first World Cup finals by scoring in an emotional 2-0 victory over Kosovo.
The Everton midfielder fired in a first-half opener before Johann Gudmundsson wrapped up victory in the second period to ensure Iceland finished a superb qualifying campaign top of Group I.
Iceland only missed out on the World Cup four years ago after losing to Croatia in the play-offs, but this time the country with a population of 335,000 went one step further.
Croatia booked their place in the play-offs by winning 2-0 in Ukraine, cementing second place behind Iceland, while Finland's dead rubber with Turkey ended 2-2.
Elsewhere in Group D, the Republic of Ireland also snatched a play-off spot by edging their winner-takes-all clash with Wales 1-0.
Wales only needed a draw in Cardiff to end Irish hopes but James McClean's driven half-volley early in the second period was enough for a dramatic victory.
The first two places in Group G were already settled ahead of Monday's matches but table-toppers Spain ended with a 1-0 victory away to Israel thanks to Asier Illarramendi's second-half strike.
Italy knew they would be heading into the play-offs and the four-time World Cup winners beat Albania 1-0 thanks to Antonio Candreva's goal, while Macedonia hammered bottom-side Liechtenstein 4-0.
