Euro 2016: Cristiano Ronaldo becomes European Championship's all-time leading goalscorer in win over Armenia Cristiano Ronaldo celebrates Portugal's 1-0 win. GERMANY laboured to a 4-0 win over Gibraltar in qualifying for Euro 2016 while Cristiano Ronaldo became the tournament's all-time leading scorer and Scotland edged the Republic of Ireland 1-0. Elsewhere, 2004 champion Greece was humiliated 1-0 by part-timer, the Faroe Islands, to pile pressure on home coach Claudio Ranieri, whose team has lost its past four home games. Georgia 0-4 Poland Germany 4-0 Gibraltar Scotland 1-0 Republic of Ireland Romania 2-0 Northern Ireland Greece 0-1 Faroe Islands Hungary 1-0 Finland Group I Portugal 1 - 0 Armenia Serbia 1-3 Denmark Portugal's forward Cristiano Ronaldo is now the leading scorer in European Championships history. In Nuremburg, Thomas Mueller scored twice with Mario Goetze adding a third for Germany before Gibraltar defender Yogan Santos put through an own-goal. The win lifted Joachim Loew's World Cup winners into third spot in Group D but the anticipated goal bonanza against a side that had conceded 17 in its first three games failed to materialise. Germany missed the chance to finish 2014 second on the table and their unconvincing display drew some boos and jeers at the final whistle. Thomas Mueller celebrates Germany's fourth goal against Gibraltar. "We would have liked a better result, but it's not easy when a team stands as deep as Gibraltar did," said Goetze. We could have created more goals and played more convincingly, which we have to put our hands up to. Poland has a three-point lead over Ireland, Germany and Scotland, maintaining their undefeated start with a convincing 4-0 win over Georgia in Tbilisi. After hitting the woodwork twice in the opening half, Poland breezed home after the break with goals from Kamil Glik, Grzegorz Krychowiak, Sebastian Mila and Arkadiusz Milik. In Glasgow, Scotland boosted its qualification chances as Shaun Maloney's superb strike in the second half handed it a 1-0 win over the Republic of Ireland. It was Scotland's first competitive goal against the republic since 1961. Germany's midfielder Kevin Volland gets his head to the ball against Gibraltar. In Group I, Real Madrid star Ronaldo scored in the 72nd minute as Portugal edged out Armenia 1-0, converting from close range after Ricardo Quaresma had a shot saved. It was Ronaldo's 23rd goal in 37 European Championship games to take the outright goal-scoring lead over Jon Dahl Tomasson of Denmark and Turkey's Hakan Suker. Portugal are second in the group, one point behind Denmark, who came from a goal down to beat Serbia 3-1 in Belgrade in a game played behind closed doors. Former Arsenal star Nicklas Bendtner scored twice for 1992 champions Denmark. In Group F, Northern Ireland lost their 100 per cent record when they were went down 2-0 to Romania in Bucharest with Paul Papp scoring both goals. The Faroe Islands, ranked world No.187, stunned former champions Greece 1-0 in Piraeus with Joan Edmundsson scoring in the 61st minute. The result left the Greeks at the foot of the table with just one point from four games while the Faroes claimed just a fourth away win in 24 years. Hungary beat Finland 1-0 in Budapest in the group's other game. Originally published as Ronaldo breaks Euro scoring record