The Netherlands' bid to qualify for Euro 2016 ended in failure as Robin van Persie scored an own goal in a home defeat by the 10-man Czech Republic.
The Dutch needed to win and for Iceland to beat Turkey to earn a play-off spot, but Van Persie's error saw them go 3-0 down despite Mark Suchy seeing red.
Klaas-Jan Huntelaar and Van Persie replied to goals from Pavel Kaderabek and Josef Sural but instead it was Turkey who secured third place.
Fatih Terim's side beat Iceland 1-0.

Turkey go through automatically

Turkey had Gokhan Tore dismissed in the 78th minute as their match appeared to be heading for a draw, but Selcuk Inan's last-minute goal saw them claim a dramatic victory.
That result means Turkey qualify for next summer's tournament in France as the highest ranked third-placed team out of all nine qualifying groups.
Ukraine and Norway both finished third in their respective groups and had more points than Turkey.
But results against the sides finishing bottom in their respective groups do not count - leaving Turkey with the most points.
"As a country we really needed this win to feel happy, even for a few hours maybe," said Terim.
"We are so happy to have offered some happiness to our people."

Blind plans to remain in charge

Netherlands coach Danny Blind took over at the start of July after Guus Hiddink left after 10 months in the position.
He has lost three of his four matches in charge but says he has "no intention" of stepping down.
"I'm going to carry on with my work because I'm under contract until 2018 and I believe in this team," Blind added.
"I haven't achieved my goal. The aim was to qualify automatically or via the play-offs and I haven't done that.
"Am I the one to blame? I now have to analyse that. The results weren't good."
Against the Czechs, Van Persie's cushioned header past his own goalkeeper was the low point - and seemed to spark a reaction from the home side as they scored twice in quick succession afterwards.
But they still failed to capitalise on their numerical advantage, with Suchy having been dismissed for a last-man tackle on Manchester United forward Memphis Depay late in the first half.
The Netherlands, who finished third at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, were crowned European champions in 1988 and were third in 1992, 2000 and 2004.
The last time they failed to qualify for a major tournament was the 2002 World Cup. Before that, they were absent from the 1982 and 1986 tournaments and from the 1984 European Championship.
Wesley Sneijder
Wesley Sneijder was the skipper of the Dutch side but was powerless to prevent them sliding to defeat
Dutch supporters after their team's defeat in Amsterdam
It was a night to forget for the Dutch and their colourful supporters
Turkey celebrate qualifying for Euro 2016
However, for Turkey and their fans it was a night of joy and celebration

LINEUP, BOOKINGS (7) & SUBSTITUTIONS (6)

Netherlands

  • 01 Zoet
  • 02 Tete
  • 03 Bruma
  • 04 van Dijk (Dost - 64' )
  • 05 Riedewald (van Persie - 39' Booked )
  • 08 Wijnaldum
  • 06 Blind Booked
  • 10 Sneijder Booked
  • 11 El Ghazi (Lens - 69' )
  • 09 Huntelaar Booked
  • 07 Depay

Substitutes

  • 12 Van der Wiel
  • 13 Anita
  • 14 Rekik
  • 15 Kongolo
  • 16 Bazoer
  • 17 Lens
  • 18 Dost
  • 19 van Persie
  • 20 Afellay
  • 21 Elia
  • 22 Vermeer
  • 23 Stekelenburg

Czech Republic

  • 01 Cech
  • 02 Kaderábek
  • 17 Suchy Dismissed
  • 03 Kadlec
  • 04 Gebre Selassie Booked
  • 12 Pavelka
  • 10 Skalak Booked
  • 22 Darida
  • 13 Plasil (Skoda - 86' )
  • 18 Sural (Kalas - 71' )
  • 07 Necid (Prochazka - 45' )

Substitutes

  • 05 Prochazka
  • 06 Kalas
  • 08 Frydek
  • 11 Skoda
  • 14 Petrzela
  • 15 Kopic
  • 16 Vaclik
  • 19 Krejci
  • 20 Novak
  • 23 Koubek
Ref: Damir Skomina

MATCH STATS

Possession40%60%90minsNetherlandsCzech Republic

Shots

1312

On target

43

Corners

65

Fouls

1713

Live Text Commentary

Full time
Full TimeMatch ends, Netherlands 2, Czech Republic 3.
90:00+3:34Full time
Full TimeSecond Half ends, Netherlands 2, Czech Republic 3.
90:00+1:57
Corner, Netherlands. Conceded by Tomas Kalas.
90:00+1:08Booking
BookingTheodor Gebre Selassie (Czech Republic) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
90:00+1:03
Jeremain Lens (Netherlands) wins a free kick on the right wing.
90:00+1:03
Foul by Theodor Gebre Selassie (Czech Republic).
90:00+0:20
Foul by Robin van Persie (Netherlands).
90:00+0:20
Vaclav Prochazka (Czech Republic) wins a free kick in the defensive half.
87:30Booking
BookingWesley Sneijder (Netherlands) is shown the yellow card.
87:20
Foul by Wesley Sneijder (Netherlands).
87:20
Tomas Kalas (Czech Republic) wins a free kick on the right wing.
85:36
Attempt missed. Tomas Kalas (Czech Republic) right footed shot from the centre of the box is close, but misses to the right. Assisted by Milan Skoda.
85:16Substitution
SubstitutionSubstitution, Czech Republic. Milan Skoda replaces Jaroslav Plasil.
84:27
Foul by Bas Dost (Netherlands).
84:27
Michal Kadlec (Czech Republic) wins a free kick in the defensive half.
83:43Booking
BookingRobin van Persie (Netherlands) is shown the yellow card.
83:40
Robin van Persie (Netherlands) has gone down, but that's a dive.
82:37Goal scored
Goal!Goal! Netherlands 2, Czech Republic 3. Robin van Persie (Netherlands) left footed shot from the centre of the box to the centre of the goal. Assisted by Bas Dost with a headed pass.
81:27
Corner, Czech Republic. Conceded by Kenny Tete.
79:52
Foul by Klaas-Jan Huntelaar (Netherlands).