Ire 1 – 1 Senegal representative

Cassi Machiter scored his first international goal for the Republic of Ireland, where they played a 1-1 tie with Senegal in Dublin.

The Irish performed a performance full of industry in its first meeting with the Senegalese at Aviva Stadium.

Jacques Taylor made from Leicester from Leicester and Jack Taylor the first beginning in Ireland with lead coach Hemir Halmerson looking at his options before the start of the World Cup qualifiers in September.

Senegal, which ranked nineteenth by FIFA, 41 places higher than the republic, called a pilot team with only two of their qualified World Cup victory over Togo.

The West Africa team began brilliantly, controlling possession in the early stages and maintaining pressure on Ireland with two ups.

However, Ireland has grown in place throughout the first half and opened the scoring through Machiter in the 21st minute when Senegal failed to remove the angle.

Ryan Manning crossed and headed by Nathan Collins to Macter. His first head was wonderfully rescued by Yehvann Diof, but the attacker kept his composure to control the bounce and shoot at home.

Irish remained on the front foot for the rest of the half, as they showed good energy while moving the ball quickly between defense and attack, and they seem to peel the Senegalese, who were defending a 20 -games that was defending a race.

Antoine Mandi got the best opportunity for visitors in half, but he spoiled his shot from the edge of the box high and wide.

The Irish goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher, which Brentoord signed from Liverpool recently, had nothing to do before the break.

The second half started in a positive way similar to Ireland and Will Southampton Will Salion, he should have doubled its progress, but he fired directly at the goalkeeper. Ryan Manning tried to shoot a recovery but was brilliantly banned by Mendi.

With the game opened, Senegal later tied when Kelleher got the best touches at the head of Krepin Diatta, which crashed against the crossbar.

An hour after an hour, both sides made a series of changes, as Senegal, a 21 -year -old Senegal, presented the 21 -year -old Champions, who has already played in the Champions League for Monaco, and the FA Cup winner at Crystal Palace.

Camara had almost an immediate effect when his shot was converted to a post before he overcame Keeler.

The threat from Senegal grew with the passage of the game. However, Ismail Jacob’s ambitious efforts to register from outside the box sailed high over the bar.

Irish called the pressure by defending the deeper late in the second half. Mcateer, which was running tirelessly, was replaced in the 80th minute as Smallbone was where the Republic turned to fresh legs.

However, he told Senegal pressure when the alternative Sair put it at home in the 82nd minute shortly after the save of Keeler with his feet.

Senegal had a free kick on the edge of the box deeply at the time of injury with the outbreak of temptation between the two teams, but Camara failed to obtain it on the defending wall.

The match did not have a friendly feeling as both Ireland and Senegal went to win, but in the end they would be satisfied with the lot.