Kenny asking for high-octane performance against Greece
Stephen Kenny will ask his players to maintain the intensity of the home games against the Dutch and France ahead of Friday night's clash with Greece at the Aviva Stadium.
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Stephen Kenny will ask his players to maintain the intensity of the home games against the Dutch and France ahead of Friday night's clash with Greece at the Aviva Stadium.
Greece boss Gus Poyet has accused Republic of Ireland assistant manager Keith Andrews of "making a big mistake" amid a row ahead of Friday night's Euro 2024 qualifier.
Stephen Kenny wants Ireland to secure six points from this week's double header against Greece and Gibraltar, as the Ireland manager clung onto the very slight chance that his side would have something to play for in November.
There may be little at stake when Ireland entertain Greece in Friday night's Euro 2024 qualifying clash at the Aviva Stadium, however, Matt Doherty has plenty of incentive to secure a morale-boosting win for Stephen Kenny’s side.
NYON, Switzerland: The United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland will co-host Euro 2028, while Italy and Türkiye will be joint hosts of the 2032 tournament, UEFA announced on Tuesday (Oct 10).
Head of Italian delegation and Italian former professional football player Gianluigi Buffon (L) and Turkish coach, former football player and head of the ambassador of the Turkish delegation Volkan Demirel (R) pose after Italy and Turkey were elected to host the Euro 2032 fooball tournament during the announcement ceremony at the UEFA headquarters in Nyon on October 10, 2023. (Photo by Fabrice COFFRINI / AFP)
Keith Andrews believes that there was an element of insider trading taking place ahead of Ireland's summer defeat to Greece in Athens.