Ireland Women secure hard-fought draw in Russia

Russia 0 Republic of Ireland 0

Ireland Women secure hard-fought draw in Russia
Thu, 19 Jun, 2014 - 16:28
Grainne McGuinness

Russia 0 Republic of Ireland 0

The Republic of Ireland Women held Russia to a scoreless draw this afternoon in Krasnoarmeysk in Group 1 of their FIFA World Cup qualifying campaign and ended the Russians five match winning run in the competition.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: KrasnoarmeyskPlace: DublinPlace: RussiaPlace: RomaniaPerson: Emma ByrnePerson: Nelli KorovkinaPerson: Olga PetrovaPerson: Elvira ToduaPerson: Fiona O’SullivanPerson: Denise O’SullivanPerson: Stephanie RochePerson: ToduaPerson: ByrnePerson: Alla SidorovskayaPerson: Áine O’GormanPerson: Louise QuinnPerson: Niamh FaheyPerson: Karen DugganPerson: Dora GormanPerson: Diane CaldwellPerson: Julie-Ann RussellPerson: Ruesha LittlejohnPerson: Siobhán KilleenPerson: Ekaterina DmitrenkoPerson: Ksenia TsybutovichPerson: Daria MakarenkoPerson: Elena MedvedPerson: Elena TereknovaPerson: Alena AndreevaPerson: Neilli KorovkinaPerson: Ekaterina SochnevaPerson: Ekaterina PantyukhinaPerson: Anna CholovyagaPerson: Teodora AlbonEvent: Fifa World CupOrganisation: Ireland womenOrganisation: RussiaOrganisation: Republic of IrelandOrganisation: IrishOrganisation: Ireland
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