The Irish FA has received news of its ticket allocation for the Euro 2016 playoff in Bosnia, and it's not good.
Bosnia and Herzegovina have been playing home qualifiers at the 15,600-capacity Bilino Polje Stadium in Zenica, leaving Irish fans fearing less than 800 tickets could be made available.
Well it's not quite as bad as that, but it's close.
https://twitter.com/MiguelDelaney/status/661215618113347584
It's bad news for the 300 or so who will miss out, but one wouldn't be surprised if some ticketless fans descend on Zenica
Even if they have no chance of getting into the ground at the very least they'll look to soak up some of the atmosphere in the bars nearby.
In addition to diminished away support, here's what else Ireland can expect from their opponents.
Salah has agreed to terminate his contract a year early Nine years, and 255 goals, after his Anfield arrival, Mohamed Salah is set to finally leave Liverpool, as announced in an emotional statement on Tuesday evening. Somewhat surprisingly, albeit considering a mid-season fallout with Arne Slot, the Egyptian forward has agreed to end his contract […]
The best of the best! From its inception in 1930, right up to the present day, the World Cup has maintained its status as the most sought-after prize in world sport, and, as a result, it has been graced by some of the very best footballers the game has ever seen. Through a combination of […]
“This’ll be the best horse.” This week on your favourite horse racing podcast, The Paddock, we’re joined by Oli Bell, Rishi Persad, Tom Stanley, Chris Hughes and global megastar JoJo Siwa. The panel dive into Chris’ gardening past, trying to shake muscle as a jockey, and reaching younger demographics with racing. JoJo then joins the […]