Russian upset leaves Ireland two down at half-time
Posted on Friday, October 08, 2010 at 04:39 PM
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To date Ireland have won their first two matches and are currently at the top of their own qualifying group. They won by one goal against Armenia away from home and then they defeated Andorra by three goals to one playing at home.
But today, in a match that commentators predicted they'd win, they've hit a Russian minefield.
First a free kick by Kerzhakov caused an upset as he scored from close range. Later a good ball that Kerzhakov cleverly steped over allowed Dzagoev to slide it home.
At half-time even Republic of Ireland fans must reluctantly concede that Russia deserve their lead. Right now, we have to say, it's not looking good.
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