Soccer: Ireland one up at half-time

The seismic shock of a 32nd minute Andorra goal - only their fourth in eight Group Two qualifiers - finally stunned the Republic of Ireland into productive action against the World Cup part-timers at Lansdowne Road.

Wed, 25 Apr, 2001 - 21:34

Republic of Ireland 2 Andorra 1 (half-time)

The seismic shock of a 32nd minute Andorra goal - only their fourth in eight Group Two qualifiers - finally stunned the Republic of Ireland into productive action against the World Cup part-timers at Lansdowne Road.

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