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19.05.2005 at 19:00 Paris

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France

1 - 0

Rep of Ireland

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Match report

France turn the tables on Ireland in second U17 friendly

France 1 — 0 Ireland
(Plessis 80)

France levelled the score with Ireland by winning the second of the U17 friendly Internationals in Chelles.

Ireland had beaten France 1-0 on Tuesday. France responded well to win the second of the two-game series with a goal from Plessis in the 80th minute.

The Irish squad, under manager Sean McCaffrey, was:

Simon Madden (Leeds Utd), Scott Davies (Reading),Alan Power (Crumlin Utd) Anthony McKeever (Plymouth Argyle), Michael Spillane (Norwich), Edward Nolan (Blackburn Rovers),Stephen Gleeson (Wolves), James Ryan (Liverpool),
Gary Dunphy(Glasgow Celtic), Kieran Murtagh (Charlton Athletic),
Keith Treacy (Blackburn Rovers), Alan Judge (Blackburn Rovers),Adam Rooney (Crumlin Utd), Anthony Mason (Plymouth Argyle),William John Kiely (Aberdeen), Shane Redmond (Cherry Orchard),Vincent Whelan (Glebe North), Michael Roddy (Bolton Wanderers).