Ireland vs New Zealand

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In an international friendly on Tuesday, the Republic of Ireland will face New Zealand, and both sides will be looking to recover from their losses.

In the Euro 2024 qualifying match on Saturday, Greece defeated New Zealand 2-0 while Ireland fell to the Netherlands 1-0.

Rep Ireland ended a terrible qualifying season for the Boys in Green with the loss, although playing quite well to limit Netherlands to just one goal at the Johan Cruijff ArenA.

The lone eight-game winning streak for Stephen Kenny occurred against Gibraltar; they lost all six games against France, the Netherlands, and Greece. Since 1972, this is the first occasion that Rep Ireland has not placed among the top three in a qualifying group for the European Championship.

The game saw 19 shots taken by the Oranje, but Wout Weghorst's goal in the eleventh minute proved to be the difference between the two teams. The fact that they only managed one shot on goal indicates that there is still much work to be done to strengthen in the final third, even though Kenny and his players will find confidence in their defensive discipline.With Tuesday's friendly being Kenny's 40th game in command of his own country, the former Dundalk manager will be looking to see his team dominate against a team 45 spots lower in FIFA's most recent world rankings.

In fact, Darren Bazeley's team has only won one of their last 11 games, which has diminished New Zealand's reputation as a footballing nation.

In a friendly match on Friday, the All Whites lost 2-0 to Greece; goals in the first half from Giannis Konstantelias and Giorgos Giakoumakis were sufficient for the home team to win comfortably. It was the ninth time in that streak that the team had failed to score.

Bazeley will be expecting to see his side's record improve before trying to reach international football's biggest tournament for the third time in their history, as Oceania's World Cup qualifying is unlikely to start until next September.Despite being the underdogs going into Rep Ireland, Bazeley and his team might see an opportunity to get back on track and cause more suffering for their rivals at the Aviva Stadium.