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15.11.2020 at 17:00 Cardiff City Stadium Attendance:
Wales 1 - 0 Republic of Ireland
Referee: Petr Ardeleanu (CZE) UEFA Nations League- Group Stage-match

Goalscorers
David Brooks 67 mins; None.
Opening squads
Danny Ward;
Neco Williams,
Chris Mepham,
Joe Rodon,
Ben Davies;
Ethan Ampadu,
Joe Morrell,
Rhys Norrington-Davies;
Gareth Bale (capt),
David Brooks,
Daniel James		 Darren Randolph
Kevin Long
Shane Duffy
Dara O Shea
Matt Doherty
Robert Brady
Jayson Molumby
Jeff Hendrick
Adam Idah
Daryl Horgan
James Mc Clean
Substitutes
Tom King (G)
Owain Fôn Williams (G)
Chris Gunter
Tom Lockyer
Joshua Sheehan
Tyler Roberts
Rabbi Matondo
Kieffer Moore
Connor Roberts
James Lawrence
Matthew Smith
Brennan Johnson		 Caoimhin Kelleher
Mark Travers
Ciaran Clarke
Jason Knight
Cyrus Christie
Ronan Curtis
Callum O Dowda
Jack Byrne
Conor Hourihane
Ryan Manning
James Collins
Seanie Maguire
Substitutions
Kieffer Moore for Norrington-Davies 62 mins;
Tyler Roberts for Brooks 88 mins;		 Jason Knight -> Daryl Horgan (59)
James Collins -> Adam Idah (76)
Conor Hourihane -> Jayson Molumby (76)
Callum O Dowda -> Dara O Shea (81)
Jack Byrne -> Robert Brady (82)
Yellow cards
Joe Morrell 38 mins;
Ben Davies 50 mins;
Kiefer Moore 65 mins;		 Jayson Molumby (38)
Jason Knight (80)
Jeff Hendrick (81)
Shane Duffy (84)
Red cards
None Jeff Hendrick (94)
Other statistics
0 Shots 0
0 Shots on goal 0
0 Offsides 0
0 Corner kicks 0
0 Free kicks 0
0 Penalties 0
Match report
Wales defeated Ireland 1-0 in Sunday’s UEFA Nations League match, courtesy of a second half David Brooks goal.
15th Nov 2020

Stephen Kenny made five changes to the side that lost to England earlier this week. James McClean, Kevin Long, Dara O'Shea, Jayson Molumby and Robbie Brady all came into the team for the Cardiff encounter.

The visitors started the brighter, and could have opened the scoring in the opening minutes through Shane Duffy. Robbie Brady’s effort midway through the opening period shaved the top of the crossbar, but it was James McClean who forced Danny Ward into the only save of the first half.

Wales saw opportunities come few and far between in the opening 45-minutes. Captain Gareth Bale’s freekick was the closest to troubling Darren Randolph.

Ireland dominated the opening period of the second half, with Adam Idah, Duffy and Matt Doherty all having chances, but were unable to find the back of the net.

The home side’s goal came against the run of play. David Brooks got on the end of a Bale header, to score from close range in the 67th minute. Brooks could have doubled the lead ten minutes later, as the home side counter-attacked from an Ireland corner. His shot was brilliantly saved by Randolph.

Both sides had opportunities in the final minutes, with Jeff Hendrick seeing red in added time, after a last-ditch tackle on a counter-attacking Tyler Roberts.

Wales: Danny Ward; Neco Williams, Chris Mepham, Joe Rodon, Ben Davies; Ethan Ampadu, Joe Morrell, Rhys Norrington-Davies (Kieffer Moore 62); Gareth Bale (capt), David Brooks (Tyler Roberts 88), Daniel James

Ireland: Darren Randolph; Matt Doherty, Shane Duffy (capt), Kevin Long, Dara O’Shea (Callum O’Dowda 81); Robbie Brady (Jack Byrne 81), Jayson Molumby (Conor Hourihane 75), Jeff Hendrick; Daryl Horgan (Jason Knight 59), Adam Idah (James Collins 75), James McClean

Referee: Petr Ardeleanu (CZE)
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