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UEFA opens investigation into alleged spitting incident at Republic of Ireland vs. Israel
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UEFA is investigating alleged spitting by Israel players at an Irish coach during the 1-1 draw; the Israel FA denies the claim.
UEFA has opened an investigation into reports that Israel players spat at a Republic of Ireland coach during their 1-1 draw. The incident was reported during the match, but the Israel Football Association has denied the allegation. UEFA will examine the evidence as part of its disciplinary process.
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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 AthleticThis article
- UEFA investigates alleged Ireland, Israel incidentsESPN
4 more reports
- UEFA launch investigation into Ireland vs Israel after spitting allegationMirror
- 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
