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There have been many unexpected results taking place throughout this Euro 2024 campaign, but they would have to get even stranger for Ireland to secure a place in the March play-offs.
Callum Robinson is convinced the Republic of Ireland are heading in the right direction despite their disappointing Euro 2024 qualifying campaign.
Just like in June, this October has seen the Republic of Ireland open an international window with a defeat to Greece before picking up the pieces against minnows Gibraltar.
Former UCD and Sheffield Wednesday midfielder Paul Corry, ex-Dundalk striker David McMillan and journalist Jonathan Higgins join Raf Diallo and Conor Neville to reflect on the Republic of Ireland's performances against Greece and Gibraltar and to discuss Peamount United's title win and the upcoming League of Ireland run-in.
Stephen Kenny admitted that the Republic of Ireland's chances of qualifying for Euro 2024 through the play-offs remain "more unlikely than likely" but vowed that his side would look to finish Group B on a high when they visit the Netherlands in November.
Ireland's 4-0 victory over Gibraltar in Faro may not change the opinions of the decisionmakers when it comes to deciding on the future of Stephen Kenny's roll with the national team, and the manager acknowledged that the November double header "may well be" the last games of his tenure.
Ireland supporters need a holiday after what has been a horror show of a campaign on the road to Euro 2024, so the timing of this visit to the Algarve coast has proved the perfect tonic following the disappointment of everything that has gone on since that opening day defeat to France.
Jonny Evans is back at Manchester United and starting games under Erik ten Hag, but the Northern Ireland defender thought his career might have been coming to an end last season.