After a last-minute goal by Georgia looked to hinder Ukraine from booking early a trip to Germany, coach Oleg Blokhin’s side got some outside help and is now the first team from Europe, besides host Germany, to be guaranteed a spot in the World Cup 2006. Their fans, disappointed after the draw, can now celebrate because a late Danish goal provided the necessary distance ahead of second-place Turkey. Turkey let victory slip away against Denmark in an exciting 2-2 draw. Denmark got the equalizer in injury time but the result won’t help them as the 1992 European champs are wallowing in fourth place in Group 2. In Cardiff, Wales, Joe Cole scored the lone goal in the 54th minute to push England past a scrappy Welsh team. For Sven Goran Eriksson, the hard-fought victory was a small restoration of pride after a 4-1 demolition at the hands of Denmark in a friendly last month. After eight Group Six matches, England remain undefeated. The Lions however do not sit atop the group. That honor goes to Poland who beat Austria 3-2 in a nailbiter. Poland lie two points atop of England who have a game in hand however. Netherlands get unexpected…