Ireland women's U19s record stunning comeback victory over England

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Ireland women's U19s record stunning comeback victory over England
Fri, 18 Jul, 2014 - 22:09

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A fantastic second-half fight-back saw the Republic of Ireland Women’s Under 19’s record a 2-1 victory over England to move top of Group B in the UEFA Championship Finals.

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