Ireland back on track after Faroes victory

Faroe Islands 1-4 Republic of Ireland

Ireland back on track after Faroes victory
Tue, 16 Oct, 2012 - 21:56

Faroe Islands 1-4 Republic of Ireland

Giovanni Trapattoni left the Faroe Islands clinging on to his job after the Republic of Ireland handed him three World Cup points just when he needed them most.

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