Ireland losing to Cahill brace at the break

Republic of Ireland 0 Australia 2

Ireland losing to Cahill brace at the break
Wed, 12 Aug, 2009 - 21:30

Republic of Ireland 0 Australia 2

Tim Cahill struck twice in seven first-half minutes to put Australia in control of their friendly against the Republic of Ireland in Limerick.

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