King names U21 squad for Portugal friendly

Republic of Ireland U21 head coach Noel King has named his squad for a friendly international against Portugal at Tallaght Stadium on Monday, March 25 (7.30pm).

King names U21 squad for Portugal friendly
Wed, 13 Mar, 2013 - 12:15

Republic of Ireland U21 head coach Noel King has named his squad for a friendly international against Portugal at Tallaght Stadium on Monday, March 25 (7.30pm).

King has kept with the squad that beat the Netherlands 3-0 in a friendly at the same venue last month thanks to goals from Aiden O’Brien and Anthony Forde.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: Tallaght StadiumPlace: Faroe IslandsPerson: KingPerson: Noel KingPerson: Aiden O’BrienPerson: Anthony FordePerson: Aaron McCareyPerson: Sean McDermottPerson: Shane DuffyPerson: Anthony O'ConnorPerson: Derrick WilliamsPerson: Matt DohertyPerson: Joe ShaughnessyPerson: Carl McHughPerson: Cian BolgerPerson: Samir CarruthersPerson: Callum ReillyPerson: John O'SullivanPerson: Kane FerdinandPerson: Frankie SutherlandPerson: Chris ForresterPerson: Sean MurrayEvent: UEFA ChampionshipsOrganisation: U21Organisation: PortugalOrganisation: Republic of Ireland U21Organisation: NetherlandsOrganisation: HollandOrganisation: ItalyOrganisation: Walsall FCOrganisation: Wolverhampton Wanderers FCOrganisation: Sandnes Ulf FCOrganisation: Everton FCOrganisation: Blackburn Rovers FCOrganisation: Aston Villa FCOrganisation: Aberdeen FCOrganisation: Leicester City FCOrganisation: Birmingham City FCOrganisation: QPR FCOrganisation: St Patrick’s Athletic FCOrganisation: Watford FCOrganisation: Wolverhampton WanderersOrganisation: Crawley TownOrganisation: Millwall FC
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