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12.10.2021 at 15:00 Richmond Park Attendance:
Under 15 0 - 2 Poland
Referee: Andrew Bruton Friendly / T/S-match

Goalscorers
None. Adrian Przyborek,
Cyprian Popielec
Opening squads
Joe Collins
Ivan Graminschii
Kaylem Harnett
Cathal O Sullivan
Richard Vodo
Luke Mulligan
Sean Moore
Luke O Donnell
Darragh Marshall
Ike Orazi
Christian Donlon-Goncalves
Pruchniewski,
Jaroszuk,
Sokolowski,
Brzyski,
Monka,
Dziewiatowski,
Szczepaniak,
Popielec,
Stankiewicz,
Czulowski,
Przyborek (Wasilewski 77).
Substitutes
Daniel Mare
James Roche
Olaf Boruc
Marven Chan
Matthew Moore
Bez Agontaen
Denzel Obenge
Mason Melia
Mateusz Jelen,
Dawid Mazurek.
Patryk Mazur,
Kacper Potulski,
Dominik Skiba,
Filip Baniowski,
Patryk Skrzypczynski,
Szmon Krolak,
Igor Busz
Evan Dworak
Igor Kostecki,
Filip Wasilewski
Substitutions
Marven Chan -> Sean Moore (41)
Bez Agontaen -> Ike Orazi (41)
Daniel Mare -> Kaylem Harnett (65)
James Roche -> Richard Vodo (65)
Mason Melia -> Darragh Marshall (65)
Olaf Boruc -> Cathal O Sullivan (67)
Matthew Moore -> Luke O Donnell (83)
None
Yellow cards
None. None
Red cards
None. None
Other statistics
0 Shots 0
0 Shots on goal 0
0 Offsides 0
0 Corner kicks 0
0 Free kicks 0
0 Penalties 0
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The Republic of Ireland Men’s Under-15s suffered a 2-0 defeat with Poland at Richmond Park on Tuesday afternoon in the first of the friendly double-header between the two nations this week.
14th Oct 2021

First-half goals from Adrian Przyborek and Cyprian Popielec was enough to earn Poland the victory against a spirited Irish side, who were reduced to ten men before half-time.

It was Ireland’s first home game of the season having completed a recent double-header in Montenegro which saw Head Coach Jason Donohue’s side record a 2-0 victory and 1-0 loss in Podgorica.

But it was the visitors who started the game brightly and just three minutes into the game they broke the deadlock when Adrian Przyborek converted a cross from approximately 12 yards out.

The Polish were now full of confidence and shortly before the quarter of an hour mark, they doubled their lead when midfielder Cyprian Popielec produced a sensational piece of skill before slotting the ball past the keeper from the edge of the penalty area.

Ireland soon grew into the game but their hopes of mounting a comeback suffered a huge blow as the first half drew to a close when Christian Donlon was dismissed for a second yellow card offence.

Even with ten men, the boys in green remained competitive in what was a tame second period but the closest they would come to getting on the scoresheet was an ambitious bicycle kick from James Roche which went just past the post late on.

The two teams will meet again at Richmond Park for their second friendly on Thursday afternoon.

Republic of Ireland: Collins, Harnett (Mare 65), O’Donnell (M Moore 83), S Moore (Chan ht), Donlon, Vodo (Roche 65), Marshall (Melia 65), O’Sullivan (Boruc 67), Orazi (Agontaen ht), Graminschil, Mulligan.

Poland: Pruchniewski, Jaroszuk, Sokolowski, Brzyski, Monka, Dziewiatowski, Szczepaniak, Popielec, Stankiewicz, Czulowski, Przyborek (Wasilewski 77).

Referee: Andrew Bruton
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