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When Republic of Ireland kicked off at Hampden Park, Vera Pauw's side knew victory over Scotland could carry them on a direct route to a first ever World Cup.
The Republic of Ireland are heading for the World Cup after a famous play-off victory in Scotland on Tuesday night.
Republic of Ireland manager Vera Pauw was overcome by emotion as her charges secured World Cup qualification for the first time, but two of her 'tigers' came in for particular acclaim, with the Dutch woman effusive in her assessment of the roles played by goalkeeper Courtney Brosnan and goalscorer Amber Barrett.
The Republic of Ireland qualified for the World Cup on an emotional, historic night at Hampden Park after Amber Barrett rose from the bench to settle a nerve-jangling clash in Glasgow.
The Republic of Ireland will play at the FIFA Women's World Cup for the first time next year after a famous 1-0 triumph over Scotland in their do-or-die qualifying tie in Hampden Park on Tuesday night.
Portugal's 4-1 win over Iceland after extra-time in Pacos de Ferreira means that a victory for Ireland in 120 minutes against Scotland will see Vera Pauw's side qualify directly for the 2023 World Cup next summer.
Both Switzerland and Portugal won their respective World Cup Qualifying ties in extra-time on Tuesday evening – meaning Ireland can go to the World Cup with a win over Scotland in Hampden Park.
The journey to a first major tournament for the Republic of Ireland has been a long road, but under the guidance of Vera Pauw, the squad has come closer than ever before.