Stadium restrictions may force Ireland's qualification finale against France out of capital 

The Aviva Stadium will host England and Sweden in an extremely testing Euros group.

Ireland assistant coaches Colin Healy and Emma Byrne with head coach Eileen Gleeson. Pic: INPHO/Giuseppe Fama

Ireland’s final game of their Women's European Championship qualifiers in July may have to be moved out of Dublin due to stadium restrictions.

Tuesday’s draw in Nyon pitted Ireland into the group of death against the sides ranked third (France), fourth (England) and fifth (Sweden) in the FIFA standings, statistically the best on the planet bar world champions Spain and their predecessors USA.