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Ireland game interrupted by Palestine protests, Wales v Norway, Denmark v Portugal: Nations League – live

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Republic of Ireland (3-4-2-1): Kelleher, Scales, O’Shea, Egan, Manning, Coventry, Azaz, Abankwah, Moylan, Idah, Parrott.

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