Gomez celebrates after scoring the first of his goals against Austria 89th minute winner Mario Gomez gave the German victory over Austria in their Euro 2012 qualifier to leave his side with six wins in six Group AGomez put his side in front very closely, but Arne Friedrich own goal meant Austria was set at one point, until the cross Gomez met Philipp Lahm.
In Group D, one side opaque France were held to a draw in Belarus.
Eric Abidal deflected free-kick in their network, but Florent Malouda was saved Les Bleus with a curling shot.
France Laurent Blanc was a disgruntled manager as his side failed to avenge the defeat they suffered in their opening match of their campaign and said: "It was a disappointing game, especially in the first half we missed a breath of fresh air - I think. not think we deserved to win tonight.
"They took four points from us for two games and much - but they are a better team than us We got three points and we did not get it.".
France remain four points ahead of Belarus at the head of the group, while Romania have been established for third with eight points in the 3-0 win against Bosnia, with Ciprian Marica getting two of their goals.
Cassano scored in the second half against Estonia in Italy Italian are the leaders in Group C after fleeing the mighty Estonia 3-0.
Giuseppe Rossi and Antonio Cassano, both units angled serrated and Giampaolo Pazzini came off bench to score the third goal.
Along with Cesare Prandelli has to stay five points ahead of second Slovenia, who beat Faroe Islands 2-0 thanks to a reader and a Tim Matavz Baldvinsson Rogvi own goal, despite the defender Marko Suler sent earlier.
Northern Ireland which are next in the fight against the Faroe Islands in September, five more points back in fifth, having played two games less.
The bigger shock was the other qualifier Friday 2-0 win on Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Scotland, which means to remain in Group I. third
Lithuania has created a multitude of opportunities, but Liechtenstein has taken the lead thanks to strikes from Philip set out in the sixth minute, and Franz Meier Burg Michele Polverino created for their second goal.
Croatia also earned his first victory in Georgia to go beyond Greece to the top of Group F.
Jaba Kankava Georgia led to the front, but Croatia hit the post three times before Mario Mandzukic level with a neat finish from outside the area with 14 minutes of play.
Almost straight from the recovery, teased the former Arsenal striker Eduardo and mocked three defenders before putting on a superb low cross to Nikola Kalinic to slip into the house and drill ball.
"The goal of victory will come as a huge confidence boost after being deprived of first team football at Blackburn, during most of this season," said a delighted Kalinic Croatian television later.
"Most importantly, however, is back after he fought back to win three valuable points."
Sweden gave their chances of taking second place in Group E, a big advantage as they won 4-1 in Moldova, with two goals from Johan Elmander to help them on their way.
The Dutch leader of this group with a perfect 18 points from six matches, with Sweden second with 12 points from five games and Hungary third, having played a game more.
The other group game, Guus Hiddink is in Turkey have increased hopes of qualifying with a 1-1 draw against second place in Belgium in Brussels.
Marvin Ogunjimi put the Belgians ahead after just four minutes, but Burak Yilmaz, home to offset the advantage and the home side wasted a golden scoring opportinity, when Axel Witsel penalty was late.
Turkey is one point behind Belgium, with 11 points in seven games, but Hiddink's men played a game less.
Germany is seven points clear at the top, even if their coach Joachim Loew felt "lucky" to beat Austria, adds: .. "We do not have our regular classroom If Austria had several problems They fought hard but in the last end, the three points, the only thing that matters to us
