John O'Shea spent 118th match in the national team of Ireland and said goodbye to the national team.

In a friendly match against the US team, won by the national team of Ireland 2: 1, with the national team of the Island of St. Patrick said goodbye to John O'Shea.

37-year-old defender left in the starting lineup and was replaced in the 35th minute. Under the ovation of the stands the veteran, who played 118 matches for the national team (3 goals), left the field.

John, who played for Manchester United (393 matches and 15 goals in all tournaments), Bournemouth (10, 1), Antwerp (14, 0) and Sunderland (248, 3), previously said that this season will be his last in his career player, but while officially announced only the farewell to the national team.

During his career O'Shea won the Champions League (2008), the Club World Cup (2008), five times the Premier League title (2003, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011), the FA Cup (2004), twice the League Cup (2006, 2009) and four times the Super Bowl of England (2003, 2007, 2008, 2010).

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