Israel FA offers no comment to spitting allegation made by Ireland backroom member
The Israel Football Association say they have no comment to make on an allegation of spitting made by a Republic of Ireland backroom staff member.
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The Israel Football Association say they have no comment to make on an allegation of spitting made by a Republic of Ireland backroom staff member.
Heimir Hallgrímsson rued Ireland losing control of a match they had a grip on when leading Israel 1-0 at the break via another Troy Parrott penalty.
An unforgettable Nations League window ended in disappointment for the Republic of Ireland at the TSC Arena in Backa Topola, as Troy Parrott’s first-half penalty was cancelled out by Israel’s Dor Peretz.
Ireland v Israel was drenched in rancour from the moment the draw was made, and across months it filtered down from fan groups to football associations to coaches and press officers and, finally, to the players. And so the final act in this bleak and acrimonious series was to keep both sides separated as they left the field in Backa Topola. In the end, all these teams could share was a draw.
IRELAND 1 (Troy Parrott pen 39) ISRAEL 1 (Dor Peretz 47)
And so the most controversial, surreal and frazzling week in the history of the Republic of Ireland’s men’s team came to a close with a 1-1 scoreline against Israel that, for the Boys in Green in years past, has had an almost fuzzy, familiar feel to it.
Once in a blue moon, some of us decide to take a break from sport-watching, the very brief hiatus usually prompted by a dismal set of events, like the ones we witnessed in Serbia on Saturday afternoon. That’s when you opt for some light entertainment of the non-sporting kind, just to cleanse your skull, so it was a choice between Shrek 2, Formula One and horse racing come Sunday afternoon.
REP OF IRELAND: Caoimhín Kelleher (capt); Jake O’Brien, Jimmy Dunne, Liam Scales; Jack Moylan, Jason Knight, Jayson Molumby, Conor Coventry, Ryan Manning; Adam Idah, Troy Parrott.