Wales run riot to pile on misery for Ireland and O’Neill

The only bit of good Nations League news out of last night for Ireland is that, with Denmark’s stand-off with their federation now resolved, they are sure to present a rather more formidable obstacle to Wales in Aarhus on Sunday than sorry Ireland were able to muster in Cardiff.

Wales run riot to pile on misery for Ireland and O’Neill
Fri, 07 Sep, 2018 - 07:00

By Liam Mackey

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