Ireland subjected to humbling defeat

Nigeria 3 Rep of Ireland 0

Sat, 29 May, 2004 - 18:00

Nigeria 3 Rep of Ireland 0

If matches like this are about Republic of Ireland manager Brian Kerr finding out which players in his squad have a chance of playing a part in the forthcoming World Cup qualifying campaign then in many ways it was mission accomplished.

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