The Republic of Ireland will play England in the opening match of the UEFA Nations League in September.
Gareth Southgate will bring the Three Lions to Dublin on September 7 for the big match at the Aviva Stadium.
The Boys in Green also face Greece and Finland in Group 2B as the four teams compete for promotion to League A.
Read more: When will the Northern Irish Nations League matches be played?
It is expected to be a massive event for fans, with demand for tickets high.
Here's more information about the games and how to get tickets.
When will Ireland play England?
The opening match will be held in Dublin on September 7, in what will be the first competitive match between the two teams in 33 years. Kick-off will be at 5 p.m. The return match will be held at Wembley Stadium on November 17.
How can I get tickets?
Tickets for this year's matches are not yet available following the recent release of match dates. You can check for updates on the FAI website here.
Complete equipment for Group 2B
- 9/7/24 – Ireland v England – Aviva Stadium, 5pm.
- 10/9/24 – Ireland v Greece – Aviva Stadium, 7.45pm.
- 10/24/10 – Finland vs. Ireland – Helsinki Olympic Stadium, 7.45pm.
- 24 October 2024 – Greece vs Ireland – Athens – 7.45pm.
- 14/11/24 – Ireland – Finland – Aviva Stadium, 7.45pm.
- 17 November 2024 – England v Ireland – Wembley, 5pm.
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