He might be back from injury, back in the goals, and, with his Bosnia teammates, back in their beloved Zenica, but even with Ireland missing key men Edin Dzeko discounts the favourites tag for the home side tonight, instead insisting that the play-off against Ireland is “50-50”.

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A mere 880 fans will get to attend Ireland’s most important game for almost three years on Friday week when Bosnia’s 11,500-capacity Bilino Polje stadium in Zenica hosts the Euro 2016 play-off first leg.

Tickets for Ireland’s Euro 2016 play-off second leg at the Aviva Stadium will go on public sale from next Tuesday, October 27, the FAI have announced.