Fired-up Israel players vow revenge on ’embarrassing Ireland’
Humbled but fired-up, Israel players are vowing revenge on Ireland in a very different performance when the sides meet again next Sunday in Serbia.
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Humbled but fired-up, Israel players are vowing revenge on Ireland in a very different performance when the sides meet again next Sunday in Serbia.
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Israel captain Manor Solomon says next Sunday’s return Nations League fixture against the Republic of Ireland “will be a completely different game” after Heimir Hallgrímsson’s side won 3-0 in Debrecen last night.
“A bleak farce that leaves everyone feeling bitter and betrayed.” So writes Ken Early of Ireland’s game against Israel in Debrecen on Sunday evening. Once again, “the country marvelled at the incompetence of the FAI” in the build-up to it all. Despite having seven months to prepare for the occasion, he says, the question of whether the game would actually be played was still not settled the day before.
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The final whistle blew and the Irish and Israeli players picked up their heads to seek their team-mates, melting into one another without shaking hands with any opponent with whom they crossed. This was the final piece of planned protest by the Irish players but the part about which nobody had thought to ask about in advance.