Players with most appearances: Matt Doherty (32 appearances), James McClean (31), Egan (28), Josh Cullen (30), John Egan (28), Shane Duffy (27), Alan Browne, Jason Knight (both 26)
Players with most goals: Callum Robinson (8 goals), Shane Duffy, Alan Browne, Chiedozie Ogbene, Troy Parrott, (all 4), John Egan, Even Ferguson, Adam Idah (all 3)
Players with most assists: Jamie McGrath (4), James McClean, Jason Knight, Conor Hourihane, Daryl Horgan, (all 3)
Number of debutants: 21
Gavin Bazunu, Dara O’Shea, Jason Knight, Nathan Collins, Jayson Molumby, Chiedozie Ogbene, Adam Idah, Caoimhín Kelleher, Jamie McGrath, Evan Ferguson, Andrew Omobamidele, Will Smallbone, Ryan Manning, Mikey Johnston, Will Keane, Liam Scales, CJ Hamilton, Festy Ebosele, Mark Sykes, Sinclair Armstrong, Andrew Moran
Biggest competitive win: 4-0 away to Gibraltar in Euro 2024 qualifier
Biggest friendly win: 4-0 at home to Qatar
Biggest competitive defeat: 2-0 at home to Greece and 2-0 away to France, both in Euro 2024 qualifiers
Biggest friendly defeat: 3-0 away to England in 2020
Best victory by world ranking: 3-0 at home to Scotland, then ranked 39th in the world in 2022 Nations League
Worst defeat by world ranking: 1-0 defeat at home to Luxembourg, then ranked 98th in the world, in 2022 World Cup qualifying
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Stephen Kenny's Irish reign in numbers
LAST NIGHT’S FRIENDLY draw with New Zealand was Stephen Kenny’s final match in charge of Ireland. We look back at his reign in numbers.
Left: Stephen Kenny on the day of his unveiling as U21 manager in November 2018, and right, at his press conference last night.
Matches played: 40
Wins: 11 (Andorra, Azerbaijan, Qatar, Luxembourg, Lithuania, Scotland, Armenia, Malta, Latvia, Gibraltar x2)
Draws: 11
Defeats: 18
Goals scored: 47
Goals conceded: 41
Number of clean sheets: 13
Competitive matches played: 29
Competitive wins: 6 (Azerbaijan, Luxembourg, Scotland, Armenia, Gibraltar x2)
Competitive draws: 7
Competitive defeats: 16
Competitive goals scored: 26
Competitive goals conceded: 28
Competitive clean sheets: 9
Number of players used: 53
Players with most appearances: Matt Doherty (32 appearances), James McClean (31), Egan (28), Josh Cullen (30), John Egan (28), Shane Duffy (27), Alan Browne, Jason Knight (both 26)
Players with most goals: Callum Robinson (8 goals), Shane Duffy, Alan Browne, Chiedozie Ogbene, Troy Parrott, (all 4), John Egan, Even Ferguson, Adam Idah (all 3)
Players with most assists: Jamie McGrath (4), James McClean, Jason Knight, Conor Hourihane, Daryl Horgan, (all 3)
Number of debutants: 21
Gavin Bazunu, Dara O’Shea, Jason Knight, Nathan Collins, Jayson Molumby, Chiedozie Ogbene, Adam Idah, Caoimhín Kelleher, Jamie McGrath, Evan Ferguson, Andrew Omobamidele, Will Smallbone, Ryan Manning, Mikey Johnston, Will Keane, Liam Scales, CJ Hamilton, Festy Ebosele, Mark Sykes, Sinclair Armstrong, Andrew Moran
Biggest competitive win: 4-0 away to Gibraltar in Euro 2024 qualifier
Biggest friendly win: 4-0 at home to Qatar
Biggest competitive defeat: 2-0 at home to Greece and 2-0 away to France, both in Euro 2024 qualifiers
Biggest friendly defeat: 3-0 away to England in 2020
Best victory by world ranking: 3-0 at home to Scotland, then ranked 39th in the world in 2022 Nations League
Worst defeat by world ranking: 1-0 defeat at home to Luxembourg, then ranked 98th in the world, in 2022 World Cup qualifying
World ranking at time of appointment: 34th
Current world ranking: 58th.
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