Experimental Irish lose first game of Staunton era

Steve Staunton’s honeymoon period as Republic of Ireland manager has proven to be a fleeting one following a surprise defeat to Chile.

Experimental Irish lose first game of Staunton era
Wed, 24 May, 2006 - 22:29

Republic of Ireland 0 Chile 1

Steve Staunton’s honeymoon period as Republic of Ireland manager has proven to be a fleeting one following a surprise defeat to Chile.

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