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The Republic of Ireland fans in the stands looks shell shocked, it's a long six hour flight back home for them.

It just a second win in 12 for Armenia.

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Former Republic of Ireland captain Richard Dunne on Premier Sports: "Armenia had a look at the Republic of Ireland in the first half and thought there is nothing really here to threaten us. The Republic were too narrow, too slow and too predictable. it was a difficult game but try to keep this positive thing going. It is very easy to be negative about them.

"Today, there wasn't anything creative about the team, it was passing for passing sake and we tried to lob the ball into the box in the end. The players are not fools, they know what it takes to win football games and they are trying to stick to a plan. There is no real threat from the Republic.

"This is not a one-off performance, this is the standard. Anyone that has been half decent we struggle against."

Former Republic of Ireland defender on Gary Breen on Premier Sports: "A sickening result. We have lost in Armenia and a really bad result. We were on the similar result in Macedonia under Mick McCarthy but this is a game we should not be losing. You cannot say they didn't deserve it. Their captain was outstanding. It is so disappointing."

A desperately poor result for the Republic of Ireland and Stephen Kenny.

They are beaten by world number 92 side Armenia, who earn a famous victory in Yerevan.

Shane Duffy has gone up top and wins a header, but David Yuchenko is quickly off his line to gather.

The Republic lumping it into the mixer but Armenia are staying obdurate and heading away each cross.

FOUR minutes added on.

Chiedozie Ogbene with a deep cross but neither Will Keane nor James McClean can get on the end of it and the chance is lost.

The Republic of Ireland looking for a late leveller and John Egan meets Jeff Hendrick's cross but plonks his header wide.

James McClean takes down Alan Browne's cross at the back post and smacks one towards the top corner...but is penalised for handball.

Six minutes left, time running out for the visitors.

Attacking move from Stephen Kenny.

Josh Cullen and Seamus Coleman make way for Alan Browne and Will Keane.

Into the final 10 minutes, can the Republic of Ireland salvage anything in Yerevan?

Remember, this is an Armenian side that were pummelled 9-0 by Norway last time out.

Republic of Ireland's dismal showings in the Nations League continues.

Their winless runless is currently extending to 11 games.

Right on cue, Stevie.

A couple of changes for the Republic.

Enda Stevens and the aforementioned Callum Robinson are taken off.

The experienced James McClean and Jason Knight enter.

Stevie: Ireland should bring Callum Robinson on.

He's already....oh wait, I see!

After going over an hour of this match without an attempt on target, Ireland have mustered two shots on target in the last seven minutes.

And we have our second drinks break of the afternoon.

Armenia happy to sit back and don't engage with Jeff Hendrick on the edge of the box.

The Newcastle midfielder is allowed to turn and attempts a curler ala Thierry Henry but it lacks power and David Yuchenko can collect.