McCarthy to start against Kazakhstan

Wigan midfielder James McCarthy will start his first competitive game for the Republic of Ireland in tomorrow’s World Cup qualifier in Kazakhstan.

Thu, 06 Sep, 2012 - 17:32

Wigan midfielder James McCarthy will start his first competitive game for the Republic of Ireland in tomorrow’s World Cup qualifier in Kazakhstan.

Giovanni Trapattoni today named his starting XI, which sees a back four of John O’Shea, Darren O’Dea, Sean St Ledger and Stephen Ward line up in front of Sunderland stopper Keiren Westwood.

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CourtsSoccerWorld Cup QualifiersPlace: KazakhstanPerson: McCarthyPerson: James McCarthyPerson: Giovanni TrapattoniPerson: John O’SheaPerson: Darren O’DeaPerson: Sean St LedgerPerson: Stephen WardPerson: Keiren WestwoodPerson: Aiden McGeadyPerson: Simon CoxPerson: Glenn WhelanPerson: Jon WaltersPerson: Kevin DoylePerson: Robbie KeaneEvent: World CupOrganisation: KazakhstanOrganisation: WiganOrganisation: RepublicOrganisation: Republic of IrelandOrganisation: SunderlandOrganisation: TorontoOrganisation: LeicesterOrganisation: WolvesOrganisation: Nottingham ForestOrganisation: StokeOrganisation: Spartak MoscowOrganisation: Los Angeles Galaxy
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