Serbs far too good as Ireland fail to fire

IRELAND’S U19’s slipped to a comprehensive defeat against Serbia in Belgrade last night in the first of this week’s friendly away games.

Serbs far too good as Ireland fail to fire
Wed, 10 Aug, 2011 - 01:00
Serbia U19’s 3 Ireland U19’s 0 John Fallon

Lazar Markovic gave them the lead on six minutes before Ivan Dragicevic’s doubled it on 38 minutes. Nikola Ninkovic added a third after half-time.

IRELAND: Gledhill (Portsmouth); Rafferty (Liverpool), Keane (Manchester United), McGinty (Manchester United), S. Kavanagh (Belvedere); George (Celtic), Webb (Arsenal), Byrne (Leicester City), McEvoy (Tottenham Hotspur); McGuinness (Bray Wanderers), Murphy (Reading).

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