Goals and highlights: Ireland 1-1 Serbia in 2022 World Cup Qualifiers

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In an eventful manner - due to an own goal in the last minutes - Serbia fails to win and ends up being tied by Ireland.

After this result, in Group A, the Irish earn their second point and move into fourth place, while Serbia loses the lead in second place with 11 points.

Both teams will continue their UEFA qualifiers for the Qatar 2022 World Cup in October.

Three minutes of stoppage time are added.

The ball bounces off Nikola Milenković and ends up in the goal. With an own goal, the score is level.

Serbia's Nemanja Radonkic is shown the yellow card.

Serbia make one more change: Dusan Tadic comes off and Nemanja Maksimovic is replaced by Nemanja Maksimovic.

Ireland make their final moves: James Collins and Conor Hourinhane come on for Jeff Hendrick and Adam Idah.

Great cover by James McClean to prevent Nemanja Radonjić from getting a shot on target after he took out the opposing goalkeeper.

Serbia makes its first changes of the match: Dusan Vlahovic and Filip Djuricic are replaced by Luka Jovic and Nemanja Radonjic.

Ireland moves its lineup again: Jamie McGrath and Josh Cullen are out and Daryl Hogan and Jayson Molumby are in.

Close! Again, Gavin Bazunu reacts with a great save and prevents Aleksandar Mitrović from scoring.

Ireland makes its first change of the match: Alan Browe is replaced by Callum Robinson.

Alan Browne, member of the Irish national team, joins the list of those cautioned for the match.

The match between Ireland and Serbia restarts.

With goal by Sergej Milinković-Savić, Ireland is down 0-1 at home to Serbia.

One minute of reposition is added.

Gavin Bazunu! The home goalkeeper dives and with both hands denies Aleksandar Mitrović's powerful shot. Serbia came close to scoring their second goal.

After more than half an hour of play, it has been a pretty even match; beyond the fact that Serbia is already beating Ireland, neither has had a clear dominance.

Filip Djuričić of Serbia becomes the first cautioned player of the match.

After a service from Dušan Tadić, Sergej Milinković-Savić headed the ball home to put the visitors ahead.

The teams of Ireland and Serbia are already facing each other in Dublin.

Both teams have three head-to-head encounters, with one draw and two wins for the Serbs.

Marko Dmitrović, Mile Svilar, Filip Mladenović, Ivan Ilić, Nemanja Maksimović, Nemanja Radonjić, Luka Jović, Stefan Mitrović, Uroš Račić, Saša Lukić, Mihailo Ristić and Darko Lazović.

Caoimhin Kelleher, James Talbot, Ryan Manning, Conor Hourihane, Troy Parrott, Callum Robinson, Cyrus Christie, Daryl Horgan, Jayson Molumby, James Collins, Harry Arter and Liam Scales.

Predrag Rajković; Strahinja Pavlović, Nikola Milenković, Nemanja Gudelj, Aleksandar Mitrović (C), Dušan Tadić, Miloš Veljković, Filip Kostić, Dušan Vlahović, Sergej Milinković­-Savić y Filip Djuričić.

Gavin Bazunu; Matt Doherty (C), Shane Duffy, John Egan, Josh Cullen, Alan Browne, Adam Idah, James McClean, Jeff Hendrick, Jamie McGrath and Andrew Omobamidele.

The previous weekend, they took advantage of their home advantage (Red Star Stadium) to beat Luxembourg 4-1 with goals from Aleksandar Mitrovic (2), Maxime Chanot and Nikola Milenkovic.

Last Saturday, playing at home at the Aviva Stadium, they earned their first point with a last minute 1-1 draw against Azerbaijan, scored by Shane Duffy.

Less than an hour to go until Ireland and Serbia meet in the sixth matchday of the first round of UEFA World Cup Qualifying.

In a few moments we will share with you the starting lineups for Ireland vs Serbia live, as well as the latest information from Aviva Stadium. Stay tuned for up-to-the-minute live coverage of the match on VAVEL.

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Predrag Rajković, Strahinja Pavlović, Nikola Milenković, Matija Nastasić, Nemanja Gudelj, Aleksandar Mitrović (C), Dušan Tadić, Saša Lukić, Filip Kostić, Sergej, Milinković­ Savić and Darko Lazović.

Gavin Bazunu; Seamus Coleman (C), Shane Duffy, John Egan, Josh Cullen, Matt Doherty, Adam Idah, Troy Parrott, James McClean, Jayson Molumby and Aaron Connolly.

The central referee for this match will be José Sánchez; Raúl Cabañero, first line; Iñigo Prieto, second assistant; Pablo González, fourth official; Alejandro Hernández, VAR, and Teodoro Sobrino, AVAR.

On the other hand, the team coached by Dragan Stojković has done a good job in these qualifiers, as it is currently the undefeated leader of the sector with 10 points, having won three matches and drawn one; it has eleven goals scored and six conceded.

The team coached by Stephen Kenny has had a rather complicated participation in this round, and proof of this is that they are in fourth place in their group, after accumulating only one point, after one draw and three defeats; they have scored four goals, but conceded seven.

This Tuesday afternoon in Dublin, the Green Boys and the White Eagles will play their fifth qualifying match; so far, they have had quite opposite results. It should be remembered that both teams are placed in the first sector of this phase, along with the teams of Portugal, Luxembourg and Azerbaijan.

This round, which is the first of the European qualifiers, gives 13 ten direct tickets to next year's World Cup; 10 of those will be obtained by the leaders of the sectors at the end of the ten rounds; meanwhile, the runners-up will advance to the playoffs, a stage in which the remaining 3 tickets to the World Cup will be in dispute.

My name is Alan Rodriguez and I’ll be your host for this game. We will provide you with pre-game analysis, score updates, and news as it happens live here on VAVEL.