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Keith Andrews and Glenn Whelan are set to start in central midfield for the Republic of Ireland’s crunch World Cup qualifying match against Georgia tomorrow.

Tue, 10 Feb, 2009 - 14:20

Keith Andrews and Glenn Whelan are set to start in central midfield for the Republic of Ireland’s crunch World Cup qualifying match against Georgia tomorrow.

Defender Paul McShane faces a fitness test today to decide will he make the tie at Croke Park.

More to follow.

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