Trapattoni happy with performance

Giovanni Trapattoni was a satisfied man after seeing his Republic of Ireland team fight back to claim a hard-fought draw with the Czech Republic.

Trapattoni happy with performance
Wed, 29 Feb, 2012 - 23:21

Giovanni Trapattoni was a satisfied man after seeing his Republic of Ireland team fight back to claim a hard-fought draw with the Czech Republic.

It took an 86th-minute equaliser from substitute Simon Cox to deny the Czechs a victory over which Ireland could have had few complaints.

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