Harris then went from provider to score on 68 minutes, taking a cut-out pass from loose forward Cunningham and accelerating through a gap in the defence to score followed by half-back partner Stott adding the extras. Such is the improvement Kenny's team has made - their heart-breaking defeat in Portugal in September is their only reverse in nine games - that the mood after a creditable draw at the Aviva Stadium, in which Cristiano Ronaldo missed one gilt-edge chance and was denied at the death by teenage goalkeeper Gavin Bazunu, was one of disappointment rather than elation. "His position is difficult, but he's always shown a willingness to get involved in the football side of things, even though his background is more corporate. "We start competing in a couple of months' time with the medal dream very much alive. The entire journey is being documented by Discovery/Eurosport so everyone will get to see exactly what it takes and I can't wait to share more on here as it progresses."