Kilbane: We fear no-one

Kevin Kilbane insists the Republic of Ireland await tomorrow’s draw for the World Cup play-offs afraid of no-one.

Sun, 18 Oct, 2009 - 13:54

Kevin Kilbane insists the Republic of Ireland await tomorrow’s draw for the World Cup play-offs afraid of no-one.

Giovanni Trapattoni’s side will meet either France, Portugal, Russia or Greece over two legs on November 14 and 18 with a place at next summer’s finals at stake.

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