Republic of Ireland beat Kazakhstan 4-0 to reach World Cup play-off final
Ireland completed a 12-0 aggregate win in Cork and will face Poland for a place at the 2027 Women’s World Cup.
The Republic of Ireland beat Kazakhstan 4-0 in Cork on 13 October, completing a 12-0 aggregate win to reach the Women’s World Cup play-off final against Poland. Ireland must win that two-leg tie to qualify for the 2027 tournament in Brazil.
Who scored against Kazakhstan
Jessie Stapleton, Katie McCabe, Lucy Quinn and Denise O’Sullivan scored, according to RTÉ Sport, which reported an attendance of 10,334.
Poland awaits in the play-off final
McCabe told RTÉ Sport that Ireland needed to ‘lock in’ ahead of the final. The BBC reported her comments and said the tie is scheduled for November; the available reports do not confirm dates and venues for both legs.
Sources and context
- Republic of Ireland 4-0 Kazakhstan (agg 12-0): We have to 'lock in' for World Cup dream - Katie McCabeBBC Sport
- Ireland finish Kazakhstan rout to set up Poland showdownRTÉ Sport
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