Israel Draws With Ireland 1-1 in UEFA Nations League Match
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- Israel drew 1-1 with Ireland in a UEFA Nations League match.
- The game was played in Serbia without fans.
- Troy Parrott scored a penalty for Ireland in the 39th minute.
- Dor Peretz scored Israel's equalizer in the 47th minute.
- Israel remains last in Group C but can still compete for second place.
The Israeli national football team drew 1-1 with Ireland in a UEFA Nations League match held in Serbia without spectators. The game was part of the fourth round of the competition, concluding the international break.
Ireland took the lead in the 39th minute with a penalty goal scored by Troy Parrott. Israel equalized in the first minute of the second half, the 47th minute, with a goal from Dor Peretz.
Following the draw, Israel, coached by Ran Ben Shimon, remains at the bottom of Group C with two points. However, the team still has a chance to compete for second place with two remaining group stage matches against Australia (or Austria, depending on context) and Kosovo.
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