Keane to miss Euro qualifiers

Robbie Keane will miss out on Ireland's two Euro 2004 qualifiers due to the death overnight of his father.

Keane to miss Euro qualifiers
Tue, 25 Mar, 2003 - 08:58

Robbie Keane will miss out on Ireland's two Euro 2004 qualifiers due to the death overnight of his father.

Keane came through last night's Spurs 1-0 Premiership defeat to Bolton unscathed, but will miss the games against against Georgia in Tbilisi on Saturday and Albania on Wednesday.

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