Ireland U18s go down 4-0 in Andy Reid's first game as boss

Republic of Ireland Under-18s lost 4-0 to Turkey in Istanbul today in Andy Reid's first game in charge.

Ireland U18s go down 4-0 in Andy Reid's first game as boss
Thu, 21 Mar, 2019 - 15:17

Turkey 4-0 Republic of Ireland

Republic of Ireland Under-18s lost 4-0 to Turkey in Istanbul today in Andy Reid's first game in charge.

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CourtsSoccerPlace: IstanbulPlace: TurkeyPlace: Republic of IrelandPerson: Andy ReidPerson: ReidPerson: Arda AkbulutPerson: Kerem KalafatPerson: Atakan GunduzPerson: Fatih TultakPerson: Ridvan YilmazPerson: Guney GencelPerson: Taha TuncPerson: Oguzhan AkgunPerson: Muhammed GumuskayaPerson: Burak Yasin YesilayPerson: Muhammet ArslantasPerson: Brian MaherPerson: Max MurphyPerson: Eiran CashinPerson: Andrew SpainPerson: Shadrach OgiePerson: Ray O’SullivanPerson: Reece StauntonPerson: Ross TierneyPerson: Barry CoffeyPerson: Adam O’ReillyPerson: Sean BrennanPerson: Louie WatsonPerson: Jaden CharlesPerson: George NunnPerson: Donal HigginsPerson: Ryan CassidyPerson: Callum ThompsonOrganisation: Ireland U18sOrganisation: Republic of Ireland Under-18sOrganisation: TurkeyOrganisation: Republic of IrelandOrganisation: Ireland
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