Ireland U21s secure elusive win

Republic of Ireland U21 2 Russia U21 0

Ireland U21s secure elusive win
Fri, 05 Sep, 2003 - 20:49

Republic of Ireland U21 2 Russia U21 0

Graham Barrett was behind both goals to give this impressive Republic of Ireland under-21s a deserved victory over Russia at Waterford – and avenged their defeat by the same score in Moscow a year ago.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: MoscowPlace: WaterfordPlace: Waterford UnitedPlace: SwitzerlandPerson: Graham BarrettPerson: BarrettPerson: Kevin O’ConnorPerson: Thomas ButlerPerson: John O’FlynnPerson: MillerPerson: ButlerPerson: Don GivensPerson: Stephen KellyPerson: Patrick KohlmannPerson: Brian KerrPerson: Liam MillerPerson: RussiansPerson: Marat IzmailovPerson: Roman AdamovPerson: Andy ReidPerson: IzmailovPerson: Andrei ArshavinPerson: Daniel ConnorPerson: ReidPerson: ArshavinPerson: Alan KussovPerson: Igor AkinfeevPerson: ConnorPerson: IzmaylovPerson: O’FlynnPerson: Andrey ChernyshovPerson: Alexei BerezuotskiPerson: Anton RogotchiPerson: AdamovOrganisation: Ireland U21sOrganisation: Republic of Ireland U21Organisation: RussiaOrganisation: Republic of IrelandOrganisation: CoventryOrganisation: IrelandOrganisation: TottenhamOrganisation: Borussia DortmundOrganisation: IrishOrganisation: CelticOrganisation: Nottingham Forest
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