Report Card - Weekend of Saturday, 2nd September 2017

Saturday, 2 September 2017

FIFA World Cup European Qualifying

Georgia 1-1 Republic of Ireland

Darren Randolph made his 23rd appearance for Ireland
Stephen Ward made his 44th appearance for Ireland
Shane Duffy scored his first international goal in his 12th appearance for Ireland
Ciaran Clark made his 25th appearance for Ireland, this was the defender's first international appearance since Saturday, 12 November 2016
Cyrus Christie made his 12th appearance for Ireland
James McClean made his 53rd appearance for Ireland
Glenn Whelan made his 82nd appearance for Ireland
Harry Arter made his seventh appearance for Ireland
Robbie Brady made his 35th appearance for Ireland was also his 30th start for his country
Shane Long was booked for the first time at international level since June 2016 in his 74th appearance for Ireland
Jonathan Walters made his 50th appearance for Ireland
Aiden McGeady's appearance off the bench was his 91st appearance for Ireland
Daryl Murphy made his 27th appearance for Ireland

League1

Doncaster Rovers 0-0 Peterborough

Ian Lawlor made his 25th appearance for Doncaster Rovers

Oldham 3-4 Charlton

Eoin Doyle marked his appearance for Oldham with his first goal of the season, and also picked up his first yellow card of the season
Jack Byrne scored the first goal of his loan spell at the Latics

Southend United 0-0 Rochdale

Stephen McLaughlin was booked for the first time this season, the midfielder hadn't been booked before this since November 2016

Walsall 2-1 Plymouth

Graham Carey marked his 100th start for Plymouth with his first goal of the season

League 2

Swindon Town 1-4 Barnet

Donal McDermott's red card was the second time the midfielder had been sent off in his career

Scottish League Challenge Cup

Dundee Utd 3-1 Alloa

Willo Flood scored his 15th goal of his career, and the winger's first goal in more than a year

Sunday, 3 September 2017

League 1

Portsmouth 0-1 Rotherham

Richie Towell made his first appearance for Rotherham as a late second half substitute
Darren Potter was booked for the first time this season