King fears impact of injuries

Republic of Ireland Under-21s boss Noel King admits his side’s European Championship qualifying campaign could be hit by injuries ahead of their Group Seven clash in Turkey tomorrow.

Mon, 05 Sep, 2011 - 23:54

Republic of Ireland Under-21s boss Noel King admits his side’s European Championship qualifying campaign could be hit by injuries ahead of their Group Seven clash in Turkey tomorrow.

The Republic will be without Arsenal striker Rhys Murphy, who scored the winner in the opener against Hungary on Thursday but suffered a hamstring strain and was forced to return to London.

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