Get your tickets and get them early. That’s right, Wes is in town.
The Republic of Ireland have announced an international friendly with Uruguay set for Sunday 4 June.
Martin O’Neill’s men host Austria in the World Cup qualifiers on June 11 2017 and the match with the South Americans will act as a warm-up.
Luis Suarez and co are currently top of their own continental qualification process and are placed ninth in the FIFA World Rankings at present.
Ireland welcomed Uruguay to Dublin back in 2011 and lost out 3-2 and, after Thursday night’s performance against Georgia at home, not many might fancy their chances this time round either.
The FAI teed up the news on Friday morning but some issues are still wrangling.
You're going to care about the LOI?
— Cameron (@ninetyninecam) October 7, 2016
It’s just not the time for good news – or what is presumably being taken as indifferent news.
Is that it? The big anouncement? WOW!
— Killawalla Killjoy 🇮🇪 (@Grexnix) October 7, 2016
Just be thankful it’s not Oman, lads.
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