Standings
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The teams competing in Group 2 of the 2002 UEFA European Under-21 Championships qualifying competition were Cyprus, Estonia, Netherlands, Portugal and Republic of Ireland.
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All times are CET.
Netherlands  | 2 – 0 |  Republic of Ireland |
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van der Gun  50'Ax 86' | Report |
Estonia  | 1 – 3 |  Portugal |
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| Kirilov 5' | Report | Paulo Costa 11', 49' Cândido Costa 51' |
| Portugal | 3 – 1 | Republic of Ireland |
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| Cândido Costa 62' Ednilson 76'António Semedo 81' | Report | Reddy 45' |
| Netherlands | 1 – 1 | Portugal |
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| Kuyt 16' | Report | Ednilson 38' |
Cyprus  | 0 – 1 | Republic of Ireland |
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| Report | O'Brien 19' |
| Cyprus | 3 – 1 | Estonia |
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| Kavazis 10' Voskaridis 17'Christou 62' | Report | Kosemets 6' |
| Portugal | 3 – 0 | Netherlands |
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| Miguel 49' Paulo Costa 61', 90' | Report |
| Netherlands | 4 – 2 | Cyprus |
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| Kuyt 8' van der Gun 35'Knol 58'van der Meyde 73' | Report | Garpozis 45', 72' |
| Estonia | 0 – 5 | Netherlands |
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| Report | Kuyt 27' Redan 48', 56', 74'Wisgerhof 73' |
| Republic of Ireland | 0 – 1 | Portugal |
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| Report | Simão 35' |
| Estonia | 0 – 3 | Republic of Ireland |
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| Report | Barrett 8', 58' Goodwin 88' |
| Portugal | 7 – 0 | Cyprus |
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| Simão 2', 45' Miguel 18', 42'Sampson 27' (og)Paulo Costa 39'Sousa 77' (p) | Report |
| Republic of Ireland | 1 – 1 | Netherlands |
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| Barrett 8' | Report | van der Vaart 12' |
| Netherlands | 6 – 0 | Estonia |
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| Douglas 15' Janssen 23'Kuyt 29', 57'Houwing 66'Hersi 78' | Report |
| Cyprus | 1 – 0 | Portugal |
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| Charalambous 90' | Report |
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