Ireland hang on for crucial point

Russia 0 Republic of Ireland 0

Tue, 06 Sep, 2011 - 18:55

Russia 0 Republic of Ireland 0

Shay Given and Richard Dunne turned in heroic performances in Moscow as the Republic of Ireland survived an onslaught to keep their Euro 2012 hopes alive.

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CourtsSoccerEuro 2012Place: MoscowPlace: ofPlace: SlovakiaPlace: AndorraPlace: ArmeniaPlace: Aviva StadiumPerson: Shay GivenPerson: Richard DunnePerson: GivenPerson: Konstantin ZyryanovPerson: DunnePerson: Igor SemshovPerson: Roman ShirokovPerson: Giovanni TrapattoniPerson: RussiansPerson: TrapattoniPerson: Kevin KilbanePerson: John O’SheaPerson: Shane LongPerson: Sean St LedgerPerson: Robbie KeanePerson: Yuri ZhirkovPerson: Andrey ArshavinPerson: SemshovPerson: ArshavinPerson: Stephen KellyPerson: ZhirkovPerson: Aleksandr KerzhakovPerson: Kevin DoylePerson: Vyacheslav MalafeevPerson: Damien DuffPerson: Sergei IgnashevichPerson: ShirokovPerson: Roman PavlyuchenkoPerson: Diniyar BilyaletdinovEvent: Euro 2012Organisation: IrelandOrganisation: RussiaOrganisation: Republic of IrelandOrganisation: RepublicOrganisation: Aston VillaOrganisation: ChelseaOrganisation: ArsenalOrganisation: Tottenham
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