Republic of Ireland v Portugal – FIFA World Cup 26 qualifier

Aviva Stadium, Thursday 13th November

Ireland face the reigning UEFA Nations League Champions, Portugal, in their final World Cup Qualifying game in front of a home crowd at the Aviva Stadium. This will be a sensational game under lights in what could be a deciding fixture for Ireland’s World Cup hopes

The Republic of Ireland were denied a precious point in the in reverse fixture in Lisbon, as a 91st-minute header from Rúben Neves sealed all three points for the home side, despite an excellent defensive display from the Boys in Green.


Date:
Thursday 13th November
Time:
7.45pm
Price:
varies
Address:
Aviva Stadium, Lansdowne Road, Dublin 4, Ireland

Google Map of Aviva Stadium, Lansdowne Road, Dublin 4, Ireland

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