A youthful-looking Germany held Ukraine, France edged past USA while Italy got the better of Poland.
Germany held, wins for France and Italy
A youthful-looking Germany held Ukraine, France edged past USA while Italy got the better of Poland.
Germany came from two goals behind to draw 3-3 with
Ukraine in the first game in the Olympic Stadium in Kiev.
Ukraine took the lead in the 28th minute through Andriy Yarmolenko, and Yevhen Konoplianka doubled the lead in the 36th after sprinting 50 yards.
Toni Kroos fired in from distance for Germany's first in the 39th minute but Ukraine restored their two-goal lead just before halftime, when Serhiy Nazarenko curled in a similar long-range shot.
Germany started their comeback in the 65th when Simon Rolfes blasted in from a corner, and the equaliser came in the 77th through Thomas Muller's 20-yard shot.
A second-half goal by substitute Loic Remy earned
France a 1-0 home win against the
United States but Les Bleus failed to impress in their first preparation game for the Euro 2012 finals.
After toiling throughout the first half, France made the breakthrough in the 72nd minute when substitute Remy galloped on to Marvin Martin's high ball and beat Tim Howard in the visiting goal.
Mario Balotelli scored his first international goal to help
Italy beat European Championship co-hosts
Poland 2-0.
It was the Manchester City striker's first goal in six internationals with Giampaolo Pazzini doubling Italy's advantage in the second half.
Poland captain Jakub Blaszczykowski missed a penalty five minutes from time.
Spot-kick
Razvan Rat missed a late spot-kick for
Romania as they suffered a 2-1 defeat to
Belgium while
Holland's home game with Switzerland finished goalless.
A second-half header from Kostas Katsouranis helped
Greece fight back from a goal behind to earn a 1-1 draw with
Russia. The visitors took a second-minute lead through Roman Shirokov's deflected strike.
Sunderland's on-loan striker Nicklas Bendtner and Michael Krohn-Dehli scored to give
Denmark a 2-0 win over Scandinavian rivals
Sweden.
Kenny Miller and Jamie Mackie scored in either half as
Scotland beat
Cyprus 2-1. It was Scotland's seventh win in 11 internationals.
Elsewhere,
Georgia edged out
Moldova,
Azerbaijan got the better of
Albania while
Hungary thrashed
Liechtenstein 5-0 on home soil.
