Soccer: Irish eyes watching Essandoh

Wycombe's FA Cup hero Roy Essandoh will have to prove himself further to Sammy McIlroy before earning a Northern Ireland call-up.

Mon, 12 Mar, 2001 - 13:22

Wycombe's FA Cup hero Roy Essandoh will have to prove himself further to Sammy McIlroy before earning a Northern Ireland call-up.

Essandoh, who was born in Carryduff, has set his heart on playing for his homeland after he scored Wycombe's last-minute winner in their quarter-final success at Leicester.

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