Irish Premier Division 2000-2001⢠Manager aiming for automatic qualification in Warsaw after win over Germany ⢠Victory or high-scoring draw against Poland will mean Irish avoid play-offs Uefa could have erected a barbed wire fence around the technical areas in the Aviva Stadium last Thursday â they still would not have
Guardian » 4hManager and assistant to be rewarded for brilliant win over world champions Germany
Telegraph » 1dDerry City continue their revival under caretaker boss Paul Hegarty with a 3-1 victory over Bray at the Brandywell.
BBC Sport » 1dAfter Irelandâs famous wins over Holland, Italy and England in years gone by, the manager has written his name into Irish folklore with a 1-0 victory over the world champions A thing of beauty is a joy forever, so Shane Longâs goal on Thursday will be celebrated until the end of time, no matter
Guardian » 1dCoaches Joachim Löw and Republic of Ireland coach Martin OâNeill give their reactions after the Republic of Ireland beat Germany 1-0 on Thursday, boosting their hopes of qualifying for the Euro 2016 finals. Löw says Germany need not have lost the match, and says his team will need to digest the
Guardian » 1dFrom Brechin City and Shamrock Rovers to the Euro 2016 finals with Northern Ireland - the remarkable rise of Michael O'Neill.
BBC Sport » 2dShane Long came off the bench to fire the Republic of Ireland to a historic victory over the world champions and guarantee Martin OâNeillâs team a place in the Euro 2016 play-offs at least. But why should they settle for that now they have shown they are capable of victories like this? On Sunda
Guardian » 2dShane Long came off the bench to score the winner for the Republic of Ireland as they beat the world champions for the first time and kept alive their hopes of qualifying for Euro 2016 with a famous victory Match report: Republic of Ireland 1-0 Germany 10.10pm BST And finally, hereâs Paul Doyleâ
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