Roy Keane set to miss crucial World Cup qualifier

Roy Keane is set to miss Ireland's crucial World Cup qualifier against Switzerland next month after he broke a bone in his foot yesterday.

Mon, 19 Sep, 2005 - 10:01
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Roy Keane is set to miss Ireland's crucial World Cup qualifier against Switzerland next month after he broke a bone in his foot yesterday.

The Corkman, who is also suspended for the Cyprus match, picked up the injury during Manchester United's 0-0 Premiership draw with Liverpool at Anfield.

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