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02.09.2016 at 19:30 RSC Waterford Attendance:
Under 21 2 - 0 Slovenia
Referee: Thorvaldur Arnason Isl European Qualifier-match

Goalscorers
Alan Browne
Henry Charsley (87)
Seanie Maguire (pen.) (91)
None
Opening squads
Danny Rogers
Glen Rea
Courtney Duffus
Eoghan O Connell
Thomas Hoban
Kevin O Connor (1995)
Alan Browne
Josh Cullen
Henry Charsley
Jack Byrne
Olamide Shodipo
Grega Sorcen
Aljaz Krefl,
Kenan Bajric,
Luka Krajnc (c),
Aleks Pihler,
Dino Htic,
Gregor Bajde,
Domen Crnigoj
Denis Sme,
Leo Stulac,
Tine Kavcic,
Substitutes
Liam Bossin
Seanie Maguire
Kevin Toner
Conor Dimaio
Sean Hoare
Dylan Connolly
Jake Mulraney
Gregor Zabret,
Leo Ejup,
Jon Stankovic,
Ziga Kastrevec,
Luka Zahovic
Jure Balkovec
Alen Ozbolt
Substitutions
Seanie Maguire -> Courtney Duffus (89)
Conor Dimaio -> Alan Browne (93)
Balkovec for Stuluc 6 mins
Ozbolt for Hotic 71 mins
Stankovic for Bajde 81 mins
Yellow cards
Alan Browne (80)
Krefl 45+1 mins,
Sme 67, 90+1 mins
Bajric 90+4 mins,
Red cards
None. Sme 90+1 mins
Other statistics
0 Shots 0
0 Shots on goal 0
0 Offsides 0
0 Corner kicks 0
0 Free kicks 0
0 Penalties 0
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Pictures from the match
Harry Charsley and Sean Maguire both scored in the last five minutes to give Noel King's side all three points in Waterford

Noel King's Republic of Ireland Under-21 side recorded a late victory over Slovenia at the RSC, keeping their slim hopes of qualification for the 2017 U21 European Championship alive.

Everton's Harry Charsley netted the opener with three minutes to go before substitute Sean Maguire scored from the spot moments after his introduction.

The Boys in Green probed throughout and had some good chances on goal through Charsley and debutant Courtney Duffus, who both had low drives saved by Grega Sorcan.

Fellow debutant Olamide Shodipo had Ireland's best chance after using his pace to beat the defence, but the Queens Park Rangers wideman could only chip the ball over the net.

Despite sitting second in the group table, Slovenia created little and looked content to hold out for a draw until Ireland's late surge.

A fantastic ball from Jack Byrne into the area was chested down by Josh Cullen, leaving Charsley with a simple tap-in to give Ireland the lead.

King introduced Cork City hotshot Maguire from the bench, and he made an instant impact with a darting run into the area. Denis Sme felled the forward, getting his second yellow card, before Maguire dusted himself off to convert the penalty.

The win takes Ireland just three points behind Slovenia with two games remaining in Group 2.
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