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Ex-St Pat's midfielder Conan Byrne and former Republic of Ireland international Keith Treacy join Raf Diallo to discuss the Girls in Green's World Cup exit including the public disagreement between Katie McCabe and Vera Pauw as well as talking League of Ireland, LOI European ties and Jamie McGrath, Caoimhin Kelleher and Mark Travers' club situations.
Republic of Ireland goalkeeper Courtney Brosnan was determined to keep a clean sheet against Nigeria, producing a point-blank save in the second half to help Vera Pauw's get a point on the board before bidding farewell to the Women's World Cup.
RTÉ Sport online's Anthony Pyne joins Raf Diallo to review the Republic of Ireland's final FIFA Women's World Cup group game against Nigeria and to discuss the post-match reaction including Vera Pauw's press conference comments about a difference of opinion with Katie McCabe and the captain's cryptic post-match tweet, amid uncertainty over the manager's future.
Tension simmered between Vera Pauw and Katie McCabe during the Republic of Ireland's goalless draw against Nigeria, with the Arsenal star's calls for second-half substitutions ignored by the manager.
Boss Vera Pauw said her players were bowing out as “world stars” after the Republic of Ireland’s debut Women’s World Cup campaign concluded with them securing a historic point.
BRISBANE : Nigeria were disappointed to come away from their final Women's World Cup group game against Ireland with just a point on Monday but would have gladly accepted it prior to kickoff if they knew it meant reaching the last 16, coach Randy Waldrum said.
Vera Pauw hailed her side's performance as Ireland bowed out of the Women’s World Cup with a hard-fought scoreless draw against Nigeria.
Full-time: Ireland 0-0 Nigeria