Republic of Ireland and Israel Nations League Match Moved to Neutral Venue
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The Football Association of Ireland has confirmed that the Republic of Ireland's home Nations League fixture against Israel, scheduled for later this year, will be played at a neutral venue.
UEFA has approved the request to move the match to a neutral location. According to Sky News, the match will be held behind closed doors following fears of protests.
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