Pat Byrne of Shamrock Rovers was the last League of Ireland player to play a competitive match for the senior squad, against Denmark in November 1985. Scotland qualified thanks to an unexpected 1-0 win in Bulgaria in the previous round. Ireland failed to qualify for the 1986 World Cup in Mexico. Ireland last qualified for a major tournament when they took part in the 1990 World Cup in Italy. However, they were eliminated at the group stage after losing 2-1 to England and drawing 0-0 with Sweden. Swedish striker Henrik Larsson went on to become the most expensive player in Premier League history when he moved to Manchester United for £48 million ($75 million). In June 2004, Ireland made their first appearance at a FIFA World Cup finals tournament when they took part in France four years after being banned from competing in international football. However, they were defeated by South Korea 3-1 during the second round of the competition. Ireland's next major tournament was the UEFA Euro 2016 championship which took place in France. Although they started off well by defeating Hungary 2-1 in their opening game, they were eventually knocked out by Portugal in the quarter-finals after losing 2-1 away from home. Portgual went on to win the tournament. Since then, Ireland have not been able to qualify for any more major tournaments.