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Spitting allegations as Ireland and Israel fight out ill-tempered draw

Al Jazeera Monday 05 October 2026, 02:28 UTC 1 min read
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Spitting allegations as Ireland and Israel fight out ill-tempered draw NewsFeed Spitting allegations as Ireland and Israel fight out ill-tempered draw Ireland and Israel drew 1-1 in a second ill-tempered Nations League match. Irish and Israeli players wore black armbands to commemorate lives lost in Gaza and in the October 7 attacks, before tensions flared at half time over allegations of spitting. Published On 5 Oct 2026

Spitting allegations as Ireland and Israel fight out ill-tempered draw NewsFeed Spitting allegations as Ireland and Israel fight out ill-tempered draw Ireland and Israel drew 1-1 in a second ill-tempered Nations League match. Irish and Israeli players wore black armbands to commemorate lives lost in Gaza and in the October 7 attacks, before tensions flared at half time over allegations of spitting. Published On 5 Oct 2026
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