As it happened: Troy Parrott goals give Republic of Ireland famous win over Portugal

Full time: Republic of Ireland 2-0 Portugal

It is a night to remember for Irish football as the Republic of Ireland defeated Portugal 2-0 in the World Cup qualifier at the Aviva Stadium.

In arguably the biggest win in the Aviva Stadium since the win over Germany in 2015, Troy Parrott's first-half double has ensured Ireland go to Hungary with a chance of reaching the play-offs.

All eyes were on Portugal's number seven, Ronaldo, but his red card in the second half summed up Portugal's frustrations.

The biggest win of Hallgrisson's time in charge, victory has brought huge enthusiasm across the country.

All eyes are now on Sunday. Should Ireland win, they are in the play-offs. If Hungary avoid defeat, the dream has ended, but this will always be a night to remember.

94th minute: Portugal has a couple of half-chances through Ramos and Neves, but it looks like a night to remember for Ireland.

91st minute: Portugal pushes and pushes, but can't break Ireland down, as Veiga blazes a shot over.

Ruben Neves has a shot from distance straight at Kelleher.

89th minute: Johnston couldn't make up his mind as his shot was blocked with Idah with him for support.

Seven minutes of added time.

87th minute: Great save from Kelleher as he keeps out a header from Ramos, Ireland clears the corner.

A first save of the second half for the Cork man.

84th minute: Good work for Festy Obesele to win a corner, which Ireland managed to keep possession after it was cleared.

It ends with Ogbene hitting a shot wide after some good defending from Dalot. Mickey Johnston and Jimmy Dunne for Ogbene and Liam Scales.

80th minute: 10 minutes of normal time for Ireland to hold on, expect a lengthy amount of time added in due to the red card.

Portugal looks for a