Mick McCarthy is looking for players to force their way into his thinking tonight.
He's named two debutants and two first time starters for the Republic of Ireland's friendly with New Zealand at Lansdowne Road.
Teenagers, Waterford's Lee O' Connor along with Troy Parrott both earn their first caps, while goalkeeper Kieran O'Hara and Jack Byrne both make their first starts.
Another Waterford-native, Tramore's Derrick Williams starts at left-back in his third International cap.
The likes of Robbie Brady, Ciaran Clark and Seani Maguire will also get their chance to impress the manager ahead of Monday's Euro 2020 qualifier with Denmark.
7.45 is the kick off time.
McCarthy says there's no pressure on Parrott; "One game doesn't define, Troy will need the help of everyone else, he's got a bright future ahead of him".
Ahead of his senior international debut, @TroyParrott9 speaks to FAI TV about playing underage football, his time in camp this week, roommates and even initiation songs!
Watch the full interview on https://t.co/ky8vk8MJXu and https://t.co/MSEVuXXVqv from 7pm#COYBIG pic.twitter.com/nVYsmEKQS2— FAIreland ⚽️🇮🇪 (@FAIreland) November 13, 2019
The Republic of Ireland Under 21's face Armenia in Yerevan today.
Their Euro 2021 qualifier kicks off at Noon Irish time.
#IRLU21🇮🇪 MATCH-DAY 🙌
🆚 Armenia🇦🇲
📍 FFA Academy Stadium, Yerevan
⏱️ 12pm (4pm local time)
📺 Live on @eirSport
🏆 UEFA U-21 European Championships qualifying
📝 https://t.co/Khuz56WXIt
🔝 of the group, let's stay there!
Big performance needed 🙌 #COYBIG pic.twitter.com/l8fzkshsGX— FAIreland ⚽️🇮🇪 (@FAIreland) November 14, 2019
The Under 19's take on Switzerland in their rescheduled qualifier in Salzburg from Noon.
