Republic of Ireland 1-4 Denmark
The Republic of Ireland's World Cup dream was brough to a horrific end on Tuesday night as Christian Eriksen scored a hatrick to help Denmark on their way to Russia next summer.
It was a game that started so brightly for Ireland with a cracking atmostphere to boot.
The boys in gren were ahead after just six minutes, Robbie Brady provided a sublime ball into the box, Nicolai Jorgensen flicked it up in the act of clearing, Shane Duffy was waiting to put the ball past Casper Schmeicel in the goal, the dream was alive and well.
Things would turn bad just before the half hour, Andreas Christensen's effort, helped in by Cyrus Christie.
Bad would turn to really mad minutes later, when Christian Eriksen would score his first with a stunning shot, there was nothing Darren Randolph could do.
The Danes went into the break with a 1-2 lead, the crowd stunned into silence.
Martin O'Neill was in the mood for change at half time, bringing on Wes Hoolahan and Aiden McGeady on for David Meyler and Harry Arter - That would prove to be inaffective.
Really bad would turn to terrible on 63, another stunning effort from Eriksen, again nothing Randolph could do - The hatrick would be complete on 74 by the man everyone pin pointed as a major danger.
The icing on the Danish pastry came right on the blow of full time, a penalty from substitute Niklas Bendtner to turn dream into nightmare for Ireland.