2 as Yugoslavia. Teams that have secured a place in the final tournament are highlighted in green. 1 as Soviet Union. The seven group winners and runners-up qualify directly for the final tournament. Russia secured qualification to the tournament finals on 21 November 2007 following a 1–0 win against Andorra, and Croatia's 3–2 win against England, becoming the fourteenth and last team in the whole of the qualification stage to do so. Ireland's normal home venue, Lansdowne Road had been closed for redevelopment into the new Aviva Stadium. The Irish conceded three more goals without reply and it could have been more. In Group E of the UEFA Euro 2008 qualifying tournament, Croatia secured qualification to the finals on 17 November 2007 following Israel's 2–1 win against Russia, becoming the seventh team in the whole of the qualification stage to do so. Austria (1.850) and Switzerland (1.830) are already assured of places at Euro 2008 as host nations. This was too much for the FAI and Stephen Staunton did not get to complete the qualifying campaign. Let's simulate the group stage of the UEFA EURO 2008 qualifying. Don Givens managed Ireland for this match. The 2008 UEFA European Football Championship, commonly referred to as UEFA Euro 2008 or simply Euro 2008, was the 13th UEFA European Football Championship, a quadrennial football tournament contested by the member nations of UEFA (the Union of European Football Associations). Now it looked like San Marino would claim draw with the Republic of Ireland. It took place in Austria and Switzerland (both hosting the tournament for the first time) from 7 to 29 June 2008. Summary. Season-by-season guide to the UEFA European Football Championship including matches, standings and video highlights. Wales and the Republic of Ireland face the Czech Republic, Germany, Slovakia, Cyprus and San Marino. Ireland had no shape, no game plan and in the end had no spirit left. The Irish campaign in the Euro 2008 equalizers is notable for a number of reasons - most of which are unpalatable to Irish soccer fans: Euro 2008 Qualifying Campaign - Group Table, 02/09/06: Tepilce: Czech Republic 2-1 Wales 02/09/06: Stuttgart: Germany 1-0 Ireland Podolski 57 02/09/06: Bratislava: Slovakia 6-1 Cyprus 06/09/06: Seravalle: San Marino 0-13 Germany 06/09/06: Bratislava: Slovakia 0-3 Czech Republic 07/10/06: Liberec: Czech Republic 7-0 San Marino 07/10/06: Cardiff: Wales 1-5 Slovakia 07/10/06: Nicosia: Cyprus 5-2 Ireland Konstantinou 10, 50 Pen, Garpozis 16, Charamlambides 60, 75 / Stephen Ireland 8, Richard Dunne 44 11/10/06: Lansdowne Road, Dublin: Ireland 1-1 Czech Republic Kevin Kilbane 62 / Koller 64 11/10/06: Bratislava: Slovakia 1-4 Germany 11/10/06: Cardiff: Wales 3-1 Cyprus 15/11/06: Lansdowne Road, Dublin: Ireland 5-0 San Marino Andy Reid 7, Kevin Doyle 24, Robbie Keane 31, 58 Pen, 85 15/11/06: Nicosia: Cyprus 1-1 Germany 07/02-07: Seravalle: San Marino 1-2 Ireland Mamuel Marani 86 / Kevin Kilbane 49, Stephen Ireland 90+4 24/03/07: Prague: Czech Republic 1-2 Germany 24/03/07: Croke Park, Dublin: Ireland 1-0 Wales Stephen Ireland 39 24/03/07: Nicosia: Cyprus 1-3 Slovakia 28/03/07: Cardiff: Wales 3-0 San Marino 28/03/07: Croke Park, Dublin: Ireland 1-0 Slovakia Kevin Doyle 13 28/03/07: Liberec: Czech Republic 1-0 Cyprus 02/06/07: Nuremberg: Germany 6-0 San Marino 02/06/07: Cardiff: Wales 0-0 Czech Republic 06/06/07: Hamburg: Germany 2-1 Slovakia 22/08/07: Seravalle: San Marino 0-1 Cyprus 08/09/07: Seravalle: San Marino 0-3 Czech Republic 08/09/07: Cardiff: Wales 0-2 Germany 08/09/07: Bratislava: Slovakia 2-2 Ireland Mintal 12, 57 / Stephen Ireland 7, Kevin Doyle 57 12/09/07: Prague: Czech Republic 1-0 Ireland Jankulovski 15 12/09/07: Trnava: Slovakia 2-5 Wales 12/09/07: Nicosia: Cyprus 3-0 San Marino 13/10/07: Nicosia: Cyprus 3-1 Wales 13/10/07: Croke Park, Dublin: Ireland 0-0 Germany 13/10/07: Dubnica nad Vahom: Slovakia 7-0 San Marino 17/10/07: Munich: Germany 0-3 Czech Republic 17/10/07: Croke Park, Dublin: Ireland 1-1 Cyprus Steve Finan 90+2 / Oklarides 80 17/10/07: Seravalle: San Marino 1-2 Wales 17/11/07: Pague: Czech Republic 3-1 Slovakia 17/11/07: Hanover: Germany 4-0 Cyprus 17/11/07: Cardiff: Wales 2-2 Ireland Koumas 23, 89 Pen / Robbie Keane 31, Kevin Doyle 60 21/11/07: Nicosia: Cyprus 0-2 Czech Republic 21/11/07: Frankfurt: Germany 0-0 Wales 21/11/07: Seravalle: San Marino 0-5 Slovakia, Irish International Match Results 1924 - 1939 Ireland Soccer Results 1940 - 1959 Republic of Ireland Results 1960 - 1969 Irish International Soccer Results 1970 - 1979 Republic of Ireland Soccer Results 1980 - 1984 Irish International Soccer Results 1985 - 1989 Irish Soccer Team Results 1990 - 1994 Republic of Ireland Football Results 1995 - 1999 Irish International Football Results 2000 - 2004 Republic of Ireland Soccer Results 2005 - 2009 Republic of Ireland Football Fixtures & Results 2010 Republic of Ireland Fixtures & Results 2011 Republic of Ireland Fixtures & Results 2012 Republic of Ireland Fixtures & Results 2013 Republic of Ireland Fixtures & Results 2014Republic of Ireland Fixtures & Results 2015 Republic of Ireland Fixtures & Results 2016 Republic of Ireland Fixtures & Results 2017, Irish International Soccer Results Index Page, © 2009-2019 Soccer-Ireland.com.