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03.09.1999 at 19:00

Attendance:

Croatia

5 - 1

Under 21

Referee:

European Qualifier-match

Goalscorers

Pipovic 12 mins,
Sokota 23 mins,
Majoc 23 Mins,
Dalaban 88 mins.
Dalaban 90 mins

Colin Hawkins (40)

Opening squads

Alex O Reilly
Andy O Brien
David Worrell
Richard Dunne
Danny Boxall
Robbie Ryan
Colin Hawkins
Stephen Mc Phail
Barry Conlon
Barry Quinn
Neale Fenn

Substitutes

Martin Rowlands
Alan Mahon
Daryl Clare

Substitutions

None	Martin Rowlands -> Stephen Mc Phail (6) Daryl Clare -> Barry Conlon (56) Alan Mahon -> Barry Quinn (73)

Yellow cards

None

None.

Red cards

None	Richard Dunne (42)

Other statistics

Shots

Shots on goal

Offsides

Corner kicks

Free kicks

Penalties

Match report

Pictures from the match

Ian Evans and his players suffered an afternoon of humiliation and pain yesterday with Leeds United midfielder Stephen Mc Phail strtchered off and Everton's Richard Dunne sent off as Croatia clinched qualification for next summer's European u21 Championship Finals.

Mc Phail was stretcheredd off after only 6 minutes following a challenge for a 50-50 ball and things went from bad to worse for he Irish after that.

Quick fire goals froma taelented trio from the local Croatia Zagreb club - had Croatia 3-0 ahaed after 23 minutes and though Colin Hawkins reduced the deficit five minutes before the break with a thumping header from a Barry Quinn corner, there was never any chance of a comeback.

Dunne who was also sent off in Everton's premiership defeat at Derby last Saturday heaped shame on the Irish performance on 42 minutes when he cynically took the legs og Mikhael Mikie after the little striker slipped past him.

To their credit the 10 men battled on resoloutley in the second half, defending stoutly before substitute Bosuo Dalaban rammed two goals in the last two minutes to rub salt into the Irish wounds.

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