NI's losing streak continues

Greece 1 N Ireland 0

Sat, 11 Oct, 2003 - 20:16

Greece 1 N Ireland 0

Sammy McIlroy was forced to look on as Greece began to party through the night after clinching a place in the finals of the European Championship for only the second time in their history with a narrow victory.

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Courts Soccer Euro 2004 Qualifier Place: Panathinaikos Place: Armenia Place: Greece Person: Sammy McIlroy Person: McIlroy Person: George McCartney Person: Vassilis Tsartas Person: David Healy Person: Gillespie Person: Chris Baird Person: Antonis Nikopolidis Person: Angelos Charisteas Person: Giorgos Seitaridis Person: Zissis Vryzas Person: Paraskevas Antzas Person: Maik Taylor Person: Taylor Person: Charisteas Person: Seitaridis Person: Peter Kennedy Person: Tsartas Person: Nikos Dabizas Person: Stelios Venetidis Person: Danny Griffin Person: Vryzas Person: Michael Hughes Person: Griffin Person: Stelios Giannakopoulos Person: Smith Person: McCartney Person: Traianos Dellas Person: Giannakopolous Event: European championship Organisation: NI Organisation: Greece Organisation: N Ireland Organisation: Northern Ireland Organisation: Preston Organisation: Northern Organisation: Birmingham Organisation: Newcastle Organisation: Bolton

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