Uefa open disciplinary investigation against the FAI following pro-IRA chants at Hampden 

The FAI apologised for the singing at Hampden Park on Wednesday morning, which came to light on social media, but after Police Scotland confirmed they are “making enquires”, Uefa today said they were invoking their Article 31(4) of the Uefa Disciplinary Regulations.
UEFA has opened an investigation after Republic of Ireland players appeared to sing a pro-IRA chant following their Women’s World Cup play-off victory over Scotland. Pic: Andrew Milligan/PA Wire

UEFA has opened an investigation after Republic of Ireland players appeared to sing a pro-IRA chant following their Women’s World Cup play-off victory over Scotland. Pic: Andrew Milligan/PA Wire

Uefa have opened a disciplinary investigation against the FAI following pro-IRA chants in the Ireland’s dressing-room amid Tuesday’s celebrations after securing a first-ever World Cup qualification.

The FAI apologised for the singing at Hampden Park on Wednesday morning, which came to light on social media, but after Police Scotland confirmed they are “making enquires”, Uefa today said they were invoking their Article 31(4) of the Uefa Disciplinary Regulations.

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