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Two goals helped a Republic of Ireland side beat on Bulgaria 3-1 in Tuesday in Dublin.
Alan Browne poked at the Irish ahead on 56 minutes after Bulgaria keeper Hristo Ivanov had failed to maintain a Ronan Curtis shot.
The lead of the Republic was revived by the header of Kevin Long on 83 although a from penalty levelled on 67.
Enda Stevens and debutant Jack Byrne set up a late target for one more newcomer James Collins.
Notable Shamrock Rovers midfielder Byrne and Luton striker Collins were to earn caps.
The Josh Cullen of Charlton along with bournemouth keeper Mark Travers produced their bows with Collins, Byrne along with Burton Albion keeper Kieran O’Hara also awarded debuts.
As a useful exercise because his team’s unbeaten streak increased to eight matches republic boss Mick McCarthy will have considered the day but it’s likely he will go back to his routine line-up for next month Euro 2020 qualifier in Georgia.
More to follow.
Northern Ireland director Michael O’Neill claims that his side paid the price for not scoring during an impressive first half display against Germany.
The Bethany Firth of northern Ireland wins a silver medal at the World Para Swimming Championships.
As boss Neal Peden takes on a director of hurling role, darren Gleeson is named as the new Antrim senior hurling manager.
Read more here: http://www.copenhagensoulband.dk/2019/10/18/englands-best-xi-gareth-southgate-still-has-selection-dilemmas-to-solve/