Ireland's Path Through The Euro 2020 Playoffs Is Clear

18 November 2019; The Republic of Ireland team, back row, from left to right, David McGoldrick, Shane Duffy, Matt Doherty, Darren Randolph, Conor Hourihane, Alan Browne and John Egan. Front row, from left to right, James McClean, Glenn Whelan, Jeff Hendrick and Enda Stevens prior to the UEFA EURO2020 Qualifier match between Republic of Ireland and Denmark at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Photo by Ben McShane/Sportsfile
Donny Mahoney
By Donny Mahoney
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Last night in Cardiff, Wales put Hungary to the sword 2-0, qualifying for Euro 2020, and in the process clarifying Ireland's path through the Euro 2020 playoffs.

It means Ireland is set to play Slovakia on Thursday March 26.

If Ireland win, they will play the winner of Bosnia v Northern Ireland, which will be played the same day.

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The date of the playoffs final is set for Tuesday March 31. The venue for that playoffs final will drawn on Friday in France.

There is a slight chance that Ireland will be moved to Pot A should UEFA feel compelled to do so, but this is seen as unlikely.

The rest of the playoffs look something like this:

Slovakia are ranked 31st in the world. Standout results from their group qualifying includes a 4-0 loss at home to Croatia, taking one point from two games against Wales and beating Hungary home and away.

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