McAteer stretchered off in Hiroshima match

Life without Roy Keane got off to a bad start for Ireland as Jason McAteer picked up what looked like a serious injury, and the defence gave a way a cheap goal to their Japanese hosts.

Sat, 25 May, 2002 - 09:19

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Life without Roy Keane got off to a bad start for Ireland as Jason McAteer picked up what looked like a serious injury, and the defence gave a way a cheap goal to their Japanese hosts.

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