Irish U21s continue losing streak

The Republic of Ireland’s youngsters failed to stop the rot of a seven-match sequence without a win as they lost to France in their UEFA U21 Championship qualifier in Cork.

Irish U21s continue losing streak
Tue, 06 Sep, 2005 - 23:20

Republic of Ireland U21 1 France U21 2

The Republic of Ireland’s youngsters failed to stop the rot of a seven-match sequence without a win as they lost to France in their UEFA U21 Championship qualifier in Cork.

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