Irish do not expect the same level of support in South Korea

By Bill George

Fri, 14 Jun, 2002 - 23:38

By Bill George

FAI OFFICERS do not expect all 42,000 seats in the stadium in Suwon in South Korea where Ireland play Spain on Sunday for a place in the quarter finals of the World Cup to be filled.

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