International break: British and Irish Team of the Week

Following an entertaining week of international action, including friendly fixtures and Euro 2016 qualifying encounters, Coral writers have picked a British and Irish Team of the Week. Do you agree with our selections?

Goalkeeper: Wayne Hennessey (Wales)
Wales rallied to an impressive 3-0 triumph in their tough away fixture against Israel and are still undefeated with three wins and two draws. Despite boasting an exciting forward line, Chris Coleman’s goalkeeper Hennessey and strong defence were on top form to deny their opponents.

Right back: Seamus Coleman (Republic of Ireland)
Everton’s rapid full back gave the Republic of Ireland a great attacking outlet throughout their qualifying match-up with Poland.

The Toffees defender thwarted many Polish breaks and was extremely unlucky to be cautioned after play-acting from the visiting attackers led to a yellow card. Republic of Ireland are now 15/8 with Coral to secure qualification.

Centre back: John O’Shea (Republic of Ireland)
Sunderland centre back O’Shea was a dominant figure in Martin O’Neill’s backline, as the Boys in Green snatched a late 1-1 draw at the Aviva Stadium.

The Premier League defender managed to give Bayern Munich striker Robert Lewandowski a frustrating night Dublin, limiting the Bundesliga hitman’s space and chances.

Centre back: Ashley Williams (Wales)
Welsh captain Williams proved vital in his nation’s latest qualifying exploits, as he commanded his defence to shut Israel out.

Left back: Ben Davies (Wales)
Tottenham full back Davies was impressive for Wales in both attack and defence, helping his country earn another vital victory.

Centre midfield: Aaron Ramsey (Wales)
The Arsenal attacker was on target in Wales’ 3-0 win, slotting home a superb goal and assist to secure three points and give his side a huge qualifying boost towards next year’s competition in France.