Brady: Friendly will act as indicator for Cyprus game

Republic of Ireland assistant manager Liam Brady has outlined the importance of the Republic of Ireland’s friendly against Australia on Wednesday, by saying that the match will act as good preparation for the World Cup qualifier in Cyprus next month.

Republic of Ireland assistant manager Liam Brady has outlined the importance of the Republic of Ireland’s friendly against Australia on Wednesday, by saying that the match will act as good preparation for the World Cup qualifier in Cyprus next month.

Speaking after the team trained in St Michael’s in Tipperary today, Brady said that they will play the bulk of the team on Wednesday that should be expected to start against Cyprus.

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