Andrews warns of Republic backlash

Republic of Ireland midfielder Keith Andrews is warning Cyprus they will face a backlash as the sides renew World Cup battle on Saturday.

Fri, 04 Sep, 2009 - 09:12

Republic of Ireland midfielder Keith Andrews is warning Cyprus they will face a backlash as the sides renew World Cup battle on Saturday.

The Group Eight qualifier in Nicosia will be Ireland’s first chance to bounce back from last month’s 3-0 humbling by Australia at Thomond Park.

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