Ireland U17 goalie: Referee was right to send me off during penalty shootout

"We will move on and learn from it to become stronger."

Wed, 16 May, 2018 - 12:28

Stephen Barry

By Stephen Barry

Republic of Ireland goalkeeper Jimmy Corcoran has said the controversial decision to send him off during Monday's European Under-17 Championship penalty shoot-out defeat to Holland was correct.

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