Euro 2020: Three midfielders? Who leads the line? Your Republic of Ireland XI revealed
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Stephen Kenny's first test as Republic of Ireland manager is around the corner as Slovakia await in Thursday's Euro 2020 play-off, but we asked BBC Sport readers to select his starting team.
The traditional 4-4-2 was used but 67% of users decided that 4-3-3 was the best formation to overcome Slovakia.
Darren Randolph was a comfortable choice in goal with 93% of the picks ahead of Liverpool keeper Caoimhin Kelleher and Bournemouth's Mark Travers.
John Egan and Shane Duffy were unchallenged at centre-back while Tottenham's Matt Doherty was another sure-fire pick at right back, with Enda Stevens beating Robbie Brady to the final defensive spot.
The trio of midfield positions were also extremely comfortable, with Jeff Hendrick taking 80% of the vote alongside Conor Hourihane and James McCarthy.
Brighton's Aaron Connolly was the most-selected of the forward three players, with 73% of the picks. David McGoldrick will lead the line for Kenny's outfit after edging out Shane Long with Callum Robinson completing the team.