Jack Moylan on mark again but Middlesbrough peg back Cardiff
Will Lankshear stepped off the bench to inspire Middlesbrough’s stirring second-half fightback in their 2-2 draw with 10-man Cardiff at the Riverside.
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Will Lankshear stepped off the bench to inspire Middlesbrough’s stirring second-half fightback in their 2-2 draw with 10-man Cardiff at the Riverside.
Jack Moylan is “pound for pound the best Championship signing of the summer” – or at least that’s according to one Cardiff City supporter on social media, who then urged anyone who disagreed with him to go argue with a wall.
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.
In another world, under normal circumstances, Jack Moylan would be the story of the international window. The story of the past two windows, in fact. His Ireland career is four matches old, during which time he has scored four goals, made two assists and earned one red card. He has not arrived under the radar. He is flashing on it like a big green dot.
The Republic of Ireland wore black armbands and skipped the typical prematch handshakes before securing a 3-0 victory over Israel in their contentious UEFA Nations League match Sunday.
The Republic of Ireland players bowed their heads during the Israel national anthem and refused to shake their opponents’ hands as they fulfilled a deeply contentious Uefa Nations League fixture in Debrecen, Hungary on Sunday night.
A four-game international window like no other is upon us and, for the most part, the football will be a footnote to the wider discourse.
Brian Barry-Murphy sung the praises of star summer signing Jack Moylan after his two goals steered Cardiff to their first Championship win of the season in beating Charlton 3-1.