Though many might not be ready to watch Ireland again following their 4-1 pummelling at the hands of Wales last Thursday, nevertheless there may be some supporters that will crawl out from behind their sofas in order to watch Tuesday night's friendly against Poland.
When & Where Is Ireland V Poland?
Ireland take on Poland at the Municipal Stadium in Wroclaw on Tuesday, September 11. Kick off takes place at 7.45pm.
Where to watch Ireland V Poland?
Ireland's friendly match with Poland will be broadcast on Sky Sports Mix, with coverage starting at 7.40pm.
Injury news for Ireland V Poland
The Republic have yet another injury to contend with as captain Seamus Coleman has been ruled out with a foot problem. Portsmouth striker Ronan Curtis could make his debut for Ireland after being called up to the squad following the Wales defeat. Full back Stephen Ward has also been ruled out of the fixture with a foot injury.
Promising Liverpool goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher has also been sent home after linking up with Martin O'Neill's men for two training sessions.
Declan Rice and Harry Arter are out for obvious reasons, James McClean, Alan Browne, Shane Long, Robbie Brady, Seani Maguire, Scott Hogan and James McCarthy are longer term absentees from Martin O'Neill's selection.
Full Republic of Ireland squad to face Poland
Goalkeepers: Colin Doyle (Hearts), Sean McDermott (Kristiansund BK), Darren Randolph (Middlesbrough)
Defenders: Cyrus Christie (Fulham), Matt Doherty (Wolverhampton Wanderers), Shane Duffy (Brighton & Hove Albion), Richard Keogh (Derby County), Ciaran Clark (Newcastle United), Kevin Long (Burnley), John Egan, Enda Stevens (Sheffield United)
Midfielders: Alan Judge (Brentford), Jeff Hendrick (Burnley), Conor Hourihane (Aston Villa), Shaun Williams (Millwall), David Meyler (Reading), Daryl Horgan (Hibernian), Callum O'Dowda (Bristol City)
Forwards: Graham Burke, Callum Robinson (Preston North End), Aiden O'Brien (Millwall), Ronan Curtis (Portsmouth)
