13 June, 2017
Asked whether he thought Ramsey was deliberately trying to copy Panenka's penalty because it was the same venue, Coleman said: "Do you know what, I'm pretty sure that he probably hasn't even seen it".
Aaron Ramsey's penalty helped Wales to a precious 1-1 draw in Serbia in World Cup qualifying on Sunday as they kept their hopes of a place at the finals in Russian Federation alive.
Any hopes Wales had of keeping their opponents at bay disappeared 17 minutes from time when Mitrovic broke through on the left and swept a shot - Serbia's first on target of the evening - inside Hennessey's near post.
If Wales win, Austria are done while we stay 4 points clear of Coleman's men, and the same applies in reverse if Austria can manage to get big away result. The latter is a leader in the team, and it will likely not be able to help his team in the upcoming match, and if they come out on the field, it will be far from his best form.
Ireland are next in action on September 2, when they go to Georgia, who drew 2-2 in Moldova. This kind of spot kick is named after Czech player Antonin Panenka, a man largely credited as being its pioneer after he used it to seal his country's shoot-out victory over Germany in the final of the 1976 European Championships.
There hasn't been much to separate the top four teams in this qualifying group and this game played out just as you might have expected with both teams looking quite nervy and cagey.
"For me it was the worst night in a Welsh shirt", Allen said.
"I think there are mixed emotions because we took the lead and this is such a tough place to play in", he told a news conference.
"But I had no doubt he'd score because he's playing with such confidence at the moment, his overall performance was absolutely outstanding".
Substitute Aleksandar Prijovic broke behind the Wales defence and his pass allowed Newcastle striker Mitrovic to skip past Williams and finish clinically, just like he had done in November's 1-1 draw in Cardiff. "I think it would be like that if I went back to Belgrade with my wife for the weekend!" It is a hard game against Gareth Bale and co to end with so Ireland will hope they have at least a playoff spot secured by then with the possibility still alive for automatic qualification.
Ramsey has been involved in five goals in his last six worldwide appearances, scoring twice and assisting on three, to prove what an important player he is for Wales. An Irish win would put them very close to at least a playoff spot.
33' - A long ball draws Stojkovic out of his goal, but Ramsey first worries and then robs him, so the keeper brings him down just by the join of box and by-line; he's booked.