Keane 'can’t wait' for England tie

Roy Keane will be looking forward rather than to the past when Ireland and England meet in Dublin for the first time in 20 years tomorrow.

Sat, 06 Jun, 2015 - 09:01

Roy Keane will be looking forward rather than to the past when Ireland and England meet in Dublin for the first time in 20 years tomorrow.

The game will be the first between the two nations in the city since rioting travelling fans caused the abandonment of a friendly at Lansdowne Road in February 1995.

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