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The Republic of Ireland senior women's team defeated Slovakia 1-0 in Senec on Tuesday which puts Vera Pauw's side straight into the second round of the 2023 World Cup playoffs. PIC: Sportsfile
The Republic of Ireland senior women's team defeated Slovakia 1-0 in Senec on Tuesday which puts Vera Pauw's side straight into the second round of the 2023 World Cup playoffs.
Midfield maestro Denise O'Sullivan was the match winner when she produced a smart finish in the 37th minute to give the Girls in Green the all important three points.
THERE IT IS!
— RTÉ Soccer (@RTEsoccer) September 6, 2022
Denise O'Sullivan with the finish after a break by Jess Ziu left Heather Payne with the chance to cutback to the in-form midfielder#rtesoccer #SVKIRL
Watch - https://t.co/aR8cFzAlWf
Listen - https://t.co/pKRq9dYQiN
Updates - https://t.co/TYLVoUyJ72 pic.twitter.com/0ZryFNcvZu
Ireland now await their World Cup playoff fate. Possible opponents include (Draw takes place this Friday, September 9):
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