Green light for U21s but Parrott sees red

This stalemate against the top seeds maintains an unbeaten start for Stephen Kenny’s side, who stay top of their group heading into Tuesday’s visit to Iceland.

Green light for U21s but Parrott sees red
Thu, 10 Oct, 2019 - 23:34
John Fallon

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Troy Parrott saw red last night against Italy but Ireland’s U21s remain on a green light towards a first Euro appearance.

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