Girls In Green Face Hungary Tonight
Republic of Ireland interim women's team manager Eileen Gleeson says there's still room for improvement for her players.
The Girls in Green are in Budapest for a meeting with Hungary tonight in the Nations League.
On paper Hungary represent the stiffest test they'll face in the group.
Ranked 42nd in the world [Ireland are 24th], Hungary finished behind Spain, Scotland and Ukraine in World Cup qualifying.
The Girls in Green started their UEFA Nations League campaign with a relatively comfortable 3-0 win over Northern Ireland with Lucy Quinn, Kyra Carusa and Lily Agg scoring the goals that delighted a colourful and noisy attendance of 35,944.
It was the first time the Ireland women's football team played at the Aviva.
But Gleeson says there's still plenty to work on.
Kick-off is at 6.30.
Elsewhere in the group tonight, Northern Ireland face Albania.
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