Mick McCarthy confirms Séamus Coleman to miss Euro 2020 play-offs

Ireland manager Mick McCarthy has lost his captain Séamus Coleman for the upcoming Euro play-off in Slovakia but believes his successor Stephen Kenny should be satisfied with the Uefa Nations League draw.

Mick McCarthy confirms Séamus Coleman to miss Euro 2020 play-offs
Tue, 03 Mar, 2020 - 19:24
John Fallon

Ireland manager Mick McCarthy has lost his captain Séamus Coleman for the upcoming Euro play-off in Slovakia but believes his successor Stephen Kenny should be satisfied with the Uefa Nations League draw.

McCarthy was speaking in Amsterdam where he attended the Nations League draw which saw Ireland grouped with Wales, Finland and Bulgaria.

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