Israel fans can attend Republic of Ireland fixture
"The Israel Football Association have confirmed that a small allocation of its own supporters will be accommodated for their home game in Debrecen, Hungary."
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The reverse fixture will be played in Serbia and the Football Association of Ireland [FAI] has confirmed that game on October 4 will be played entirely behind closed doors. Locked out: FAI confirm no tickets will be sold to Republic of Ireland fans for ‘away’ Nations league game with Israel in Hungary. "The association appreciates the passion and commitment that Ireland supporters always show when following its teams around the world, but operational challenges and safety and security concerns led to this decision being made," said an FAI statement.
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The reverse fixture will be played in Serbia and the Football Association of Ireland [FAI] has confirmed that game on October 4 will be played entirely behind closed doors.
according to BBC SportLocked out: FAI confirm no tickets will be sold to Republic of Ireland fans for ‘away’ Nations league game with Israel in Hungary.
according to Belfast Telegraph"The association appreciates the passion and commitment that Ireland supporters always show when following its teams around the world, but operational challenges and safety and security concerns led to this decision being made," said an FAI statement.
according to BBC Sport
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