Northern Ireland dreams come true

Irish Football Association president Jim Boyce tonight described Northern Ireland’s World Cup qualifying draw as “a dream come true”.

Northern Ireland dreams come true
Fri, 05 Dec, 2003 - 18:42

Irish Football Association president Jim Boyce tonight described Northern Ireland’s World Cup qualifying draw as “a dream come true”.

Northern Ireland have been paired against England and Wales in group six along with Azerbaijan, Austria and Poland.

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