Irish rivals tipped to trounce San Marino

CYPRUS will expect to pick up their second win in Euro 2008 qualifying when they visit San Marino in Ireland’s Group D tonight (8pm).

Irish rivals tipped to trounce San Marino
Wed, 22 Aug, 2007 - 01:00
James Whelan

But Cyprus boss Angelos Anastasiadis warned his players they must not underestimate the minnows.

“Every player must be aware that these games will be hard,” Anastasiadis said.

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