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12.10.2021 at 19:45 Aviva Stadium Attendance:
Republic of Ireland 4 - 0 Qatar
Referee: Keith Kennedy Friendly / PROG-match

Goalscorers
Callum Robinson (4)
Callum Robinson (pen.) (13)
Callum Robinson (53)
Shane Duffy (59)
 None
Opening squads
Caoimhin Kelleher
Matt Doherty
Andrew Omobamidele
Enda Stevens
Shane Duffy
John Egan
Jeff Hendrick
Jamie Mc Grath
Conor Hourihane
Chiedozie Ogbene
Callum Robinson
Aaron Connolly
 Barsham (GK),
Miguel,
Hassan,
Salman,
Hatim,
Alhaydos,
Afif,
Boudiaf,
Elamin,
Alrawi,
Ali
Substitutes
Gavin Bazunu
Mark Travers
Nathan Collins
Jason Knight
Cyrus Christie
Harry Arter
Daryl Horgan
Adam Idah
James Collins
Troy Parrott
James Mc Clean
 Alsheeb (GK),
Alaaeldin,
Madibo
S. Hassan (GK),
Fathi,
Asadalla,
Abdurisag,
Khidir,
Maarafiya,
Mohamed,
Al-Barik,
Alahrak,
Substitutions
Cyrus Christie -> Matt Doherty (46)
Jason Knight -> Chiedozie Ogbene (68)
Nathan Collins -> Shane Duffy (76)
Troy Parrott -> Callum Robinson (76)
Harry Arter -> Conor Hourihane (87)
James Collins -> Jamie Mc Grath (87)
 Alaaeldin for Ali 72 mins;
Madibo for Hatim 72 mins;
Yellow cards
None. None
Red cards
None. None
Other statistics
0 Shots 0
0 Shots on goal 0
0 Offsides 0
0 Corner kicks 0
0 Free kicks 0
0 Penalties 0
Match report | Preview
The Republic of Ireland rounded off this series of World Cup Qualification matches with a 4-0 friendly win over Qatar in the Aviva Stadium.

12th Oct 2021

Callum Robinson continued his rich reign of form scoring his first international hat-trick while Shane Duffy added a fourth to net his third goal in four games.

This was the Republic of Ireland's first back to back win since 2019. There were five changes for Ireland with Kelleher, Stevens, Hourihane, Ogbene, McGrath coming in to replace Bazunu, McClean, Cullen, Idah, Horgan.

Ireland got off to the perfect start with a goal from their first attack, Callum Robinson collected the ball on the edge of the area and curled a well-taken effort past Barsham to open the scoring.

Ireland continued to attack and got their second after Jamie McGrath after working his way into the area was felled by Alrawi and the referee awarded Ireland a penalty. Robinson stepped up and despatched the penalty sending Barsham the wrong way.

John Egan had two great chances to add further goals to Ireland’s tally with a series of headers but both just went over the bar. Chiedozie Ogbene had the next attempt on goal for Ireland but his powerful had beaten Barsham but the crossbar denies him.

Robinson grabbed his third goal early in the second half as an excellent pass from Jeff Hendrick was met by Robinson and saw him strike a low effort to earn the match ball.

Ireland added a fourth as Shane Duffy headed past Barsham from a Conour Hourihane corner.

Jeff Hendrick almost added a fifth goal near the end of the match however his effort went over the bar.

This was an impressive display from Stephen Kenny’s men that sets them up nicely for the next home match against Portugal next month.

Ireland: Kelleher (GK), Doherty (Christie 46), Stevens, Duffy (N. Collins 76), Egan, Robinson (Parrott 76), Hourihane (Arter 87), Hendrick, McGrath (J. Collins 87), Omobamidele, Ogbene (Knight 68).

Subs not used: Bazunu (GK), Travers (GK), Idah, McClean, Horgan, Connolly

Qatar: Barsham (GK), Miguel, Hassan, Salman, Hatim (Madibo 72), Alhaydos, Afif, Boudiaf, Elamin, Alrawi, Ali (Alaaeldin 72)

Subs not used: Alsheeb (GK), S. Hassan (GK), Fathi, Asadalla, Abdurisag, Khidir, Maarafiya, Mohamed, Al-Barik, Alahrak, Booked: None Sent off: None Referee: Keith Kennedy
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