Ireland and Portugal will do battle once more tonight as the curtain closes on the World Cup qualification group.
Stephen Kenny's side were on the verge of a massive upset against Portugal the last time the two played.
A John Egan header opened the scoring but two late Cristiano Ronaldo goals brought Ireland back down to Earth.
But they will go once more tonight.
And here is everything you need to know about the game.
Where is the game on and what time is kick off?
Ireland take on Portugal at the Aviva Stadium on Thursday, 11 November.
Kick off for the game is pencilled in for 7.45 pm.
What TV channel is it on and how can it be streamed?
RTE Two will be showing the game live with coverage starting at 7 pm.
The game can also be streamed on the RTE Player here.
The game will also be the feature match on Sky Sports with main channel Sky Sports Main Event showing the game with coverage beginning at 7.30 pm.
Those looking to purchase a daily pass for Sky Sports can do so on NOW TV here.
What are the betting odds?
Republic of Ireland 8/1
Draw 15/4
Portugal 1/3
Quotes corner
Ireland manager Stephen Kenny: “Ronaldo is a terrific player, the longevity of two decades has been quite incredible.
“But we’re not really focusing on one player as it would be naive to do that.
“Portugal have quality in every position so we’re going to have to play above ourselves to get the level of performance that we require.”
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