DEWSBURY-HALL ON FAI'S RADAR

Ireland," said Coleman in Lisbon.

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But Hallgrimsson admits he has a big call to make about starting him at Aviva Stadium tomorrow night, so soon after Saturday's physical and mentally draining efforts.

“We'll just see,” said the Ireland manager. “He hasn't played two games in three days, but he's fit and fresh. Not injured, but definitely he's going to be tired.”

But Hallgrimsson was delighted with Coleman's leadership in Lisbon, even if Nathan Collins now wears the captain's armband. Hallgrimsson knows how vital that experience could be in a must-win game tomorrow, and that’s why he's fretting over Coleman's role on the night.