Round-up of Monday night's World Cup qualifying action in Europe.
San Marino remain without a point after losing 5-1 in Azerbaijan, who scored five goals in a World Cup qualifier for the first time.
Afran Ismayilov (two), Araz Abdullayev and Rashad Sadigov got on the scoresheet for the home side, who also benefited from an own goal from Michele Cevoli. Mirko Palazzi headed a consolation goal for San Marino.
In Group F, England are five points clear of Slovakia with two games remaining after beating their nearest rivals 2-1 at Wembley.
Marcus Rashford went from villain to hero after being dispossessed to allow Stanislav Lobotka to give the visitors a shock lead after three minutes, before providing the corner for Eric Dier's equaliser and then firing home the 59th-minute winner from 20 yards.
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Scotland kept their qualifying hopes alive with a 2-0 win over Malta, Christophe Berra heading the opener after nine minutes and Leigh Griffiths adding a second just after the break.
Slovenia, like Scotland, are a point behind Slovakia after thrashing Lithuania 4-0, with Josip Ilicic scoring from the penalty spot in each half before late goals from Benjamin Verbic and Valter Birsa.
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Poland regained control of Group E thanks to a 3-0 win over Kazakhstan, which came hours after Denmark had temporarily taken over top spot following a 4-1 win in Armenia.
Arek Milik, Kamil Glik and a penalty from Robert Lewandowski secured all three points for Poland, who are three points clear of Montenegro and Denmark.
Stevan Jovetic scored in the 75th minute to give Montenegro a hard-fought 1-0 home win over Romania, while a Thomas Delaney hat-trick and a superb free-kick from Christian Eriksen saw Denmark come from behind to win following Ruslan Koryan's brilliant opener for the home side.
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