Martin O’Neill: ‘We deserved a point, without question’

O’Neill was in belligerent mood immediately after Ireland’s 2-2 draw in Belgrade.

Mon, 05 Sep, 2016 - 23:17

By Ger McCarthy

Martin O’Neill was in belligerent mood immediately after gaining a point in the Republic of Ireland’s World Cup 2018 qualifying 2-2 draw away to Serbia in Belgrade.

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