I'm sure some Ireland fans woke up this morning wondering did they dream that the Boys in Green beat the world champions last night.

Thankfully it wasn't a dream and Ireland did in fact win 1-0 against Germany at the Aviva Stadium to guarantee at least a playoff for Euro 2016.

Shane Long came off the bench to score the most important goal of his career and I don't know about you but I will not get tired of watching this goal and it still gives me goosebumps:

Ireland are still third in Group D heading into the final game and regardless of what happens in Warsaw on Sunday, Martin O'Neill's men will be in a playoff but there is an even bigger prize on offer. 

Should Ireland beat Poland then we'd qualify automatically for Euro 2016 and a high scoring draw (at least 2-2) would also be enough to secure a top two finish in the group.

Poland drew 2-2 with Scotland at Hampden Park with Robert Lewandowski on target twice for the Poles.

O'Neill reflects on Ireland's famous win:

Glenn Whelan and James McClean will both return from suspension for Sunday and Darren Randolph will almost certainly start in goal for the injured Shay Given.

Ireland defender John O'Shea praised the spirit of the squad which he says has been there since the start of the campaign:

It must have been strange for Robbie Keane looking on from the bench but the Ireland captain couldn't keep the smile off his face after the game.

Keane talks about the moment when he believed this was our night: