What was Group D in the UEFA Euro 2016 qualifying tournament?
Q: What was Group D in the UEFA Euro 2016 qualifying tournament?
A: Group D was a group that decided which teams would qualify for the UEFA Euro 2016 tournament.
Q: Which teams were in Group D?
A: The teams in Group D were Germany, Poland, Gibraltar, Republic of Ireland, Scotland, and Georgia.
Q: What was the purpose of Group D in the tournament?
A: The purpose of Group D was to determine which teams would qualify to participate in the UEFA Euro 2016 tournament.
Q: How many teams were in Group D?
A: There were six teams in Group D.
Q: Which countries were represented in Group D?
A: The countries represented in Group D were Germany, Poland, Gibraltar, Republic of Ireland, Scotland, and Georgia.
Q: What was the significance of winning matches in Group D?
A: Winning matches in Group D was important to qualify for the UEFA Euro 2016 tournament.
Q: Did all of the teams in Group D qualify for the UEFA Euro 2016 tournament?
A: No, only the top two teams from Group D qualified for the UEFA Euro 2016 tournament.
