O’Neill accepts pressure now on to bounce back against Serbia

With Serbia opening up a two-point gap at the top of Group D and Wales closing to within two in third place, Ireland are suddenly feeling the World Cup squeeze after a desperately poor performance away to Georgia.

O’Neill accepts pressure now on to bounce back against Serbia

After other key results on Saturday brought mainly ominous news for Ireland’s World Cup ambitions, and in the wake of his own side’s much-criticised performance in that 1-1 draw in Tbilisi, Martin O’Neill says he’ll consider making changes to his team for tomorrow night’s crunch game against Serbia at the Aviva.

“Well, we’ll take a look at it,” he said. “Yes, I’ve got one or two champing at the bit and that’s encouraging. There was definitely a sense of disappointment in the dressing-room on Saturday.

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