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UEFA launch investigation into Ireland vs Israel after spitting allegation
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UEFA has opened an investigation into the Ireland-Israel Nations League match after an alleged spitting incident during the 1-1 draw.
Ireland drew 1-1 with Israel in a Nations League match played behind closed doors in Serbia on Sunday. The fixture is now under investigation by UEFA following an allegation of spitting during the game. The match was held in a restricted setting, and European football's governing body has launched a formal inquiry into the incident.
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- ESPN
- The Guardian
- BBC Sport
- NOS
- The Independent
- Kicker
- The Athletic
- Football Insider
- Mirror
- UEFA investigates misconduct in tense Ireland-Israel Nations League match after spitting allegationNOS
- UEFA to investigate Ireland-Israel half-time incident after spitting allegationsThe Independent
- Spitting incident at Ireland vs Israel? UEFA launches investigationKicker
- UEFA opens investigation into alleged spitting incident at Republic of Ireland vs. IsraelThe Athletic
- UEFA investigates alleged Ireland, Israel incidentsESPN
4 more reports
- UEFA launch investigation into Ireland vs Israel after spitting allegationMirrorThis article
- UEFA investigating allegation Israel player spat at Ireland coachThe Guardian
- UEFA investigating Republic of Ireland-Israel row after spitting accusationBBC Sport
- Ex-Fifa official: Ireland and Israel 'will be investigated' after 'deplorable' scenesFootball Insider
