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Ex-Ireland Captain Slams Relocation of Israel Soccer Match
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By ynet
First reported by Ynet · 2 days ago
What happened
Former Ireland captain Kenny Cunningham criticized the decision to move an upcoming soccer match between Ireland and Israel from Dublin, arguing it misses a chance to show respect and understanding. The game will now be played in Serbia without spectators.
- 01Ex-Ireland captain Kenny Cunningham criticized moving the Israel match from Dublin.
- 02He believes the game should have been played in Dublin to show respect.
- 03Cunningham stated the move does not advance the political debate.
- 04The match will be played in Serbia without spectators.
- 05The Football Association of Ireland cited operational challenges for the relocation.
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