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14.10.1981 at 16:00 Lansdowne Road

Attendance: 53000

Republic of Ireland

3 - 2

France

Referee: Ericsson (Sweden)

World Cup Qualifier / Prog-match

Goalscorers

Mahut (o.g.) (5)
Frank Stapleton (25)
Michael Robinson (39)

Bellone 8,
Platini 82,

Opening squads

Seamus Mc Donagh
David Langan
Mark Lawrenson
Chris Hughton
David O'Leary
Kevin Moran
Ronnie Whelan Jnr
Mick Martin
Liam Brady
Frank Stapleton
Michael Robinson

Castaneda,
Bossis,
Mahut,
Lopez,
Janvion,
Girand,
Larios,
Christophe,
Platini,
Couriol,
Bellone,

Substitutes

Don Givens

Substitutions

Don Givens -> Frank Stapleton (87)

Six for Bellone 62 mins;
Bracci for Mahut 70 mins

Yellow cards

Liam Brady

None

Red cards

None.

None

Other statistics

Shots

Shots on goal

Offsides

Corner kicks

Free kicks

Penalties

Match report

Pictures from the match

Match 192
Wednesday, October 14th, 1981

Stato:Platini's third goal against us in four games!
Don Givens becomes the first player to represent Ireland while playing in Switzerland.

Republic of Ireland 3 (Mahut o.g., Stapleton, Robinson)
France 2 (Bellone, Platini)

Ireland: Seamus McDonagh (Bolton Wanderers), David Langan (Birmingham City), David O'Leary (Arsenal), Kevin Moran (Manchester United), Chris Hughton (Tottenham), Ronnie Whelan (Liverpool), Mick Martin (Newcastle Utd), Mark Lawrenson (Liverpool), Liam Brady (Juventus) capt, Frank Stapleton (Manchester United), Michael Robinson (Brighton)

Subs: Don Givens (Neuchatel Xamax) for Stapleton 87 mins

Manager: Eoin Hand

France: Castaneda, Bossis, Mahut, Lopez, Janvion, Girand, Larios, Christophe, Platini, Couriol, Bellone

Subs: Six for Bellone 62 mins; Bracci for Mahut 70 mins

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