Cameroon win leaves Irish with clear mission

Republic of Ireland manager Mick McCarthy left the Saitama Stadium today knowing exactly the mission his side face if they are to qualify for the knockout stages.

Thu, 06 Jun, 2002 - 01:18

Cameroon 1 Saudi Arabia 0

Republic of Ireland manager Mick McCarthy left the Saitama Stadium today knowing exactly the mission his side face if they are to qualify for the knockout stages.

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