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Uefa have confirmed that they have opened an investigation into the alleged spitting incident during half time of the Republic of Ireland’s 1-1 draw with Israel in Serbia on Sunday night.
While the Israeli media praised the national team’s performance in the 1-1 draw against Ireland in Serbia as a marked improvement over the 3-0 defeat a week ago, once again much of the coverage focused on the charged atmosphere surrounding the game.
EINDHOVEN, Netherlands, Oct 5 : Netherlands coach Xavi Hernandez said he was satisfied with his first four matches in charge and that he is working to turn the squad into a family that fights for each other.
BERLIN, Oct 5 : When Germany coach Juergen Klopp walked off the pitch in Thessaloniki just before midnight on Sunday he knew that one win in his first four international matches in charge was hardly living up to the euphoria of his appointment, but he has noted that progress had been made since their disappointing World Cup exit.
BACKA TOPOLA, Serbia, Oct 4 : Tempers flared again as Ireland and Israel drew 1-1 on Sunday in the second of their two UEFA Nations League meetings, concluding a fortnight dominated as much by political tensions as football.
Pelatih Timnas Belanda,Xavi Hernandez, puas dengan kerja keras anak asuhannya untuk mengalahkan Serbia. Ia menilai Serbia sempat sulitkan De Oranje.
“Political or non-related questions about the football match will not be entertained,” stated Uefa’s head of communications Brian Orsini before Heimir Hallgrímsson’s press conference after Ireland’s 1-1 draw in Backa Topola against Israel. The Uefa official flew into Serbia following heated scenes at the Irish press conference on Saturday.
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.