Conor Hourihane highlights Ireland's Premier class as Kenny contemplates options

Conor Hourihane highlights Ireland's Premier class as Kenny contemplates options

Conor Hourihane reacts after Ireland conceded the first goal during the Nations League B match against Bulgaria in Sofia. Picture: Alex Nicodim/Sportsfile

It wasn't just the 2,500 kilometres of European expanse that separated the two games in League B, Group 4 of the Nations League when they kicked off in Sofia and Helsinki on Thursday evening.

Bulgaria's hosting of the Republic of Ireland at the Vasil Levski National Stadium was a meeting of the pod's put upons. Two sides seeking a new way under new management and with their respective hopes of places at Euro 2020/21 next summer dependent on play-offs to come.

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