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Guardian » 3dThe own goal that summed up Hollandâs demise, Northern Ireland look to the future and why a tough finals draw may suit Wales Hollandâs 5-1 dismantlement of world champions Spain just over a year ago was hailed as the death of tiki-taka, so no one expected the demise of Dutch football to follow
Guardian » 3d⢠Manager upbeat but irked by suspensions for Jon Walters and John OâShea ⢠Says bans picked up at group stage should not be carried into play-offs Rather than dwell on Sundayâs anticlimatic 2-1 defeat in Poland , the Republic of Ireland manager, Martin OâNeill, emphasised the positive as
Guardian » 4d⢠Martin OâNeillâs side will find out Euro 2016 play-off opponents on Sunday ⢠âI donât think we should fear anyone,â says Derby midfielder The Republic of Irelandâs Jeff Hendrick says he will use the anger of defeat in Poland to fuel his quest for a trip to the Euro 2016 finals in F
Guardian » 5dEngland, Wales, Northern Ireland have qualified, with possibly Republic of Ireland to follow - Charlie Eccleshare looks at what awaits them next summer
Telegraph » 5dPoland 2 Republic of Ireland 1: Bayern Munich striker sends 10-man Ireland to play-offs after booking Poles' ticket to Euros
Telegraph » 5dTaking four points off Germany does not amount to qualification if you get only one each from Poland and, most damagingly, Scotland, and that is why the Republic of Ireland must now navigate their way through a two-legged play-off if they are to reach Euro 2016. Martin OâNeillâs side wereâ¦
Guardian » 5dA brilliant header from the brilliant Robert Lewandowski took Poland to France and sent Ireland to the play-offs - in the first leg, theyâll be without the suspended John OâShea and Jonathan Walters 9.45pm BST So, there we go; simply put, Poland were too good for Ireland. Lewandowski will get t
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