Republic of Ireland boss Martin O'Neill will keep his fingers crossed over key men Robbie Keane and James McCarty after naming them in his 23-man squad for Euro 2016.
Neither the Los Angeles Galaxy striker nor the Everton midfielder played any part in the final two warm-up games because of calf and thigh injuries respectively, but were included when O'Neill announced his squad after Tuesday night's 2-1 defeat by Belarus at Turner's Cross.
Indeed, the manager admitted 67-goal Keane might not make the opening game against Sweden in Paris on June 13.
Asked if the 35-year-old would be fit, O'Neill said: "He thinks that he could be.