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The Republic of Ireland had to be patient in Tbilisi, but their superior quality and fitness ultimatey told as they planted one foot in the Euro 2025 play-off final with a 6-0 win against Georgia.
Republic of Ireland head coach Eileen Gleeson insists her side won't "relax" for Tuesday's play-off semi-final second leg against Georgia, but admitted a six-goal buffer affords her the opportunity to give more fringe players a spin in Tallaght.
Marissa Sheva couldn't hide her delight as she ended her Republic of Ireland exile with a bright cameo and a fine goal against Georgia. Now the 27-year-old is aiming to reboot her international career.
Eileen Gleeson has promised her Republic of Ireland team will be "ruthless" against Georgia tomorrow night, insisting their 6-0 first-leg victory has not suppressed a collective appetite to impress on home soil.
The Republic of Ireland's 6-0 win in Tbilisi makes tonight's Euro 2025 play-off semi-final second leg a formality, a runaround under the lights and a chance to have a look at some fringe players.
Republic of Ireland win 9-0 on aggregate The Republic of Ireland coasted into the Euro 2025 play-off final with a routine defeat of a limited, but doggedly committed Georgia at Tallaght Stadium.
The Republic of Ireland's mission to make a first Women's European Championships has boiled down to an international derby against Wales in a mouthwatering play-off final.
Republic of Ireland playmaker Denise O'Sullivan is ready to roll into a huge Euro 2025 play-off final against familiar foes Wales next month with
"I feel excited, it should be a good game," he says pre-match. "It's going to be really tough. Hopefully we can come out on the right side."
RTÉ Sport's Raf Diallo is in Tallaght and has the pre-match latest. TEAMS
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