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Bačka Topola: an unusual venue for an Irish 'home' game
The match is being played in an empty 4,500-seat stadium as tensions rise over the fixture and UEFA has stayed largely out of the dispute.
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bd.nlThe Irish football team plays a ‘home game’ on Sunday evening some 2,500 kilometers away from the capital, Dublin. The charged Nations League duel with Israel is being played in the Serbian village of Backa Topola.
·Rotterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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After one point from three games and a 3:0 loss in the previous meeting, the team will meet Ireland again in a match without an audience in Serbia.
The nation league game Ireland against Israel becomes a ghost game on neutral terrain. There are good reasons for this.
·Zürich, Switzerland
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