
| C | Italy | 3-0 (f) | Serbia | |||
| B | Armenia | Andorra | ||||
| C | Faroe Islands | Northern Ireland | ||||
| A | Azerbaijan | Turkey | ||||
| E | Finland | Hungary | ||||
| F | Latvia | Georgia | ||||
| A | Kazakhstan | Germany | ||||
| D | Belarus | Albania | ||||
| I | Liechtenstein | Czech Republic | ||||
| H | Denmark | Cyprus | ||||
| E | Netherlands | Sweden | ||||
| G | Switzerland | Wales | ||||
| E | San Marino | Moldova | ||||
| B | Slovakia | Republic of Ireland | ||||
| B | FYROM | Russia | ||||
| C | Estonia | Slovenia | ||||
| F | Greece | Israel | ||||
| A | Belgium | Austria | ||||
| H | Iceland | Portugal | ||||
| G | England | Montenegro | ||||
| D | France | Luxembourg | ||||
| I | Scotland | Spain |
World and European champions Spain contest their first competitive home game since their triumphant return from South Africa against Lithuania in UEFA EURO 2012 qualifying Group I.
Match background
• Spain's record in four matches against Lithuania reads W3 D1 L0 (W2 D0 L0 at home).
• The sides made their initial introductions in Seville on 24 February 1993 in the first of a pair of 1994 FIFA World Cup qualifiers, with Spain winning 5-0 thanks to goals from Cristóbal, José María Bakero, Aitor 'Txiki' Begiristain, Thomas Christiansen and Adolfo Aldana. Julen Guerrero then scored twice to seal a 2-0 success in the return fixture.
• The teams were pooled together again in qualifying for the 2006 World Cup, but this time the encounters between them proved much closer. They drew 0-0 in Vilnius on 13 October 2004 before Spain prevailed 1-0 in Valencia on 4 June the following year, Albert Luque firing the 68th-minute winning effort.
• Lithuania have thus failed to score against Spain in four matches, during which time they have conceded eight goals.
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