The Manchester United midfielder was a piece of the side who finished Group D with 21 focuses after a brazen show in Belgrade. A 74th-minute objective from substitute Aleksandar Prijovic secured each of the three focuses for the Balkan country, as they completed two focuses in front of the Republic of Ireland. What's more, previous Chelsea expert Matic couldn't shroud his feelings as they got over the line to fit the bill for the World Cup out of the blue since 2010
Serbia's mentor Slavoljub Muslin said after the win: 'I expected an extreme amusement against Georgia and suspected that the last advance would be the most troublesome. 'Georgia were the better side in the principal half and I advised the players to climb a rigging after the break, however we needed to keep it tight at the back as well. 'Hardly any fans accepted after our infertile eight-year run that we would qualify and all credit goes to the players, who forgot everything there in each match," Muslin included.
'The fans had a major influence as well and I express gratitude toward them.' Martin O'Neill's Irish side will have a fix of joining the Serbs in the World Cup finals after James McClean's second-half strike brought down a Gareth Bale-less Wales. They will partake in November's play-off ties, which will decide the last groups from Europe to meet all requirements for next summer's real competition.
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