Tonight’s TV: Ireland vs. Sweden, live international football and Scream

Tonight you can stick the feet up and enjoy all the international football you can handle and we watch a blast from the past with the 1996 hit film Scream.

Main Event: Sweden vs. Republic of Ireland, RTÉ Two, 7pm

There’s only one thing worth watching tonight and that’s the match between our boys in green and the Swedes. Bill O'Herlihy is joined by the usual suspects including Eamon Dunphy, John Giles and Liam Brady to present coverage of the Group C qualifying match at the Friends Arena in Stockholm. It’s the first time that the nations meet in the campaign and it’s Ireland’s first game away to Sweden since the 1970’s. Here’s to hoping it’s a good match, and don’t forget you can keep up with all the action here on JOE.ie.

Sporting Pick: Live International Football, various channels, from 7.45pm

While our boys in green take on the Swedes the rest of our lovely neighbours from across the Irish Sea are in action so if things go south up in Stockholm you can always see how the Brits are getting on. Scotland take on Wales at 8pm over on Sky Sports 2, Northern Ireland take on Russia at 7.45pm on Sky Sports 3, while San Marino take on the English at 8pm over on ITV1. There’s plenty of footie action tonight, so stick the feet up and relax and enjoy.

Movie Pick: Scream, BBC1, 12am

Tonight’s movie pick is a bit of a blast from the past as we watch the spine tingling horror Scream. In it, the students of a high school are stalked by a masked knife-wielding maniac with a love of scary movies and a penchant for playing mind games with his prey. One of the girls on his hit list begins to suspect there is a connection between the killer and her mother's murder a year previously. Wes Craven's horror, starring Neve Campbell, David Arquette and Courteney Cox.