Had very little to do, but did what he needed to do well.

Defended well when he needed to, but will be disappointed he couldn't offer more going forward.

Was not in his best position, but still a little disappointing in attack and had one or two nervy defensive moments. He had one very good run in the first half, but certainly did not bring his Wolves form into the game.

A deserved man of the match and one of the few positives for Ireland on a disappointing night, Egan looked assured at the back on his competitive debut.

Made a few important headers and tackles to keep Georgia at bay and earn another clean sheet.

Did okay from a defensive perspective, but his distribution was frequently poor.

His set pieces were dangerous, but aside from that, he had very little influence on the game.

Seldom looked comfortable and was largely a bystander as Georgia invariably controlled the midfield.

Tried his heart out as ever - an asset off the ball, but too often a liability in possession.

Produced one dangerous cross in the first half and had the occasional nice touch, but the game largely passed him by.

Held the ball up well sporadically, but was given virtually no service, and so had little to do.

Will argue that Georgia is a tough place to go, but it was undeniably two points dropped for Ireland. His team struggled to keep the ball throughout. It plainly wasn't working at half-time and yet, it wasn't until well into the second half that he started to make changes.