What time and TV channel is France vs Ireland on? Live stream and betting info

Stephen Kenny faces another daunting task on Thursday night when he takes his Republic of Ireland side to the Parc de Princes to play France.

The French are top of European Qualifying Group B and beat the Irish 1-0 in the reverse fixture back in March when a brilliant goal from Benjamin Pavard was enough for a 1-0 win.

With another testing clash against Holland to come on Sunday, Kenny and Ireland need all the luck they can get but that has been in short supply in recent campaigns.

While hopes are high over the future of Brighton sensation Evan Ferguson, he has been ruled out of this game and the clash with the Netherlands due to injury.

Ireland’s Euro 2024 hopes were already dangling by a thread and a difficult task against France and Holland has become even harder now.

Ferguson smashed a sensational hat-trick in Saturday’s 3-0 win over Newcastle United but shipped a knock late in the game.

France won their last game, beating 10-man Greece 1-0 at the Stade de France thanks to a Kylian Mbappe penalty.

Ireland also won their last European Qualifier, beating Gibraltar 3-0 at the Aviva thanks to goals from Michael Johnston, Ferguson and Adam Idah.

Here's more info on this game and how to watch it.

When and where is the game?

France face the Republic of Ireland on Thursday, September 7, at Parc des Princes.

What time is kick-off?

The game kicks off at 7.45pm.

Is it on TV?

For viewers in the Republic of Ireland, the game will be shown live on RTE (coverage starts at 7pm). For all UK viewers, it is possible to watch and stream the game on Viaplay Sports.

Is there a live stream?

The game can be streamed on the RTE Player in the Republic of Ireland.

Any other coverage?

Yes, The Irish Mirror will be blogging all the action from Paris.