Ireland U21s drawn to face Bahrain, China, and Mexico at Toulon Tournament

Former Chelsea, Holland, and Real Madrid manager Guus Hiddink is in charge of the Chinese Under-21 side.

Ireland U21s drawn to face Bahrain, China, and Mexico at Toulon Tournament
Mon, 08 Apr, 2019 - 14:06
Digital Desk staff

The Republic of Ireland's Under-21s have learned their opponents for the Toulon Tournament in June.

Stephen Kenny's side have been drawn in Group C alongside Bahrain, China, and Mexico as they compete in Ireland's first Toulon Tournament since 2002.

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