Ireland coach Martin O'Neill are going to be without having first-choice goalkeeper Shay Provided

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Provided, 39, suffered a knee injury inside the initial half of his fut 16 coins team's surprise 1-0 win more than planet champions Germany in Dublin on Thursday.

The Stoke City player was replaced by Darren Randolph inside the 44th minute at Aviva Stadium and it has now been confirmed he will play no aspect in the important showdown with direct rivals Poland in Warsaw.

"Rob Elliot has been referred to as as much as the Republic of Ireland squad for the UEFA 2016 European Championship qualifying game against Poland in Warsaw on Sunday, October 11," the FAI said in a statement.

"The Newcastle United goalkeeper comes in as a replacement for Shay Offered, who suffered a knee injury in the 1-0 victory over Germany and can report back to his club for further assessment."

In some superior fitness news for Martin O'Neill's team, the FAI confirmed each Seamus Coleman and Marc Wilson is going to be out there for the match at Stadion Narodowy after missing the win more than Germany.

Ireland are third in Group D of qualifying, level on 18 points with second-placed Poland and a single point back from leaders Germany.

Ireland and Poland both hold a superior head-to-head record more than Joachim Low's males.

A draw in Warsaw coupled with a shock win for Georgia in Leipzig would see the 2014 World Cup winners sensationally fail to automatically qualify for the European Championship finals in France next year, despite the fact that that situation is admittedly unlikely.

A win for Ireland more than Poland, meanwhile, would safe a minimum of second place and automatic qualification at the expense from the Euro 2012 co-hosts.

Italian Football Federation (FIGC) president Carlo Tavecchio has once more stated his want for the former Juventus head coach - whose deal expires in 2016 - to sign fresh terms with the Azzurri set-up.

Italy require three points from their last two qualifying matches against Azerbaijan and Norway to be certain of automatic qualification to Euro 2016.

Speaking ahead of his side's game with Azerbaijan in Baku on Saturday, Conte insisted the timing for negotiations on a new deal was not appropriate.

"I am not contemplating the contract," said the 46-year-old.

"It is not a priority in the moment - I am thinking about qualifying and then playing an excellent European Championships.

"I thank the President for the reason that these are expressions of esteem, and they're pleasing. First we are going to place within the passion along with the function and when the time is correct we'll speak about all the things."

Conte claimed he has been impressed with all the efforts of his players after a current run of low-scoring games that has observed them score only four targets and concede just 3 in their final five internationals.

He continued: "I am happy with all the perform we are placing in and I expect the group to show determination in every single aspect.

"We are conscious of the strengths of our opponents. I'll pick out my players according to the formation I select."

Italy sit top rated of Group H on 18 points from eight games, but they could nevertheless be caught by second-placed Norway (16) and third-placed Croatia (14), with only the best two sides in each and every group guaranteed a ticket to France.

If Croatia have been to lose their match against Bulgaria on Saturday, Italy could be by means of irrespective of their result in Azerbaijan.