eirebhoy
19/08/2005, 5:13 PM
August 19, 2005
It has been confirmed that national broadcaster RTE will broadcast live television coverage of Cork City’s Uefa Cup second qualifying round second leg clash with Swedish side Djurgarden next week.
Cork go into the game with a good chance of reaching the first round proper of the competition following a 1-1 first leg draw in Stockholm last week.
On that occasion, they took an early lead and almost held out for a famous away win before being pegged back by Patrick Amoah’s late equaliser.
A scoreless draw will be enough to put the eircom League leaders through, and all the action from a packed Turners Cross will be screened live on RTE 2 television next Thursday evening, with coverage beginning at 7.25pm.
For those wishing to attend the game, tickets are still on sale from the usual outlets, priced at €20 for adults and €10 schoolboys/girls.
http://www.eleven-a-side.com/euroclub/irish_soccer_detail.asp?newsid=18748
It has been confirmed that national broadcaster RTE will broadcast live television coverage of Cork City’s Uefa Cup second qualifying round second leg clash with Swedish side Djurgarden next week.
Cork go into the game with a good chance of reaching the first round proper of the competition following a 1-1 first leg draw in Stockholm last week.
On that occasion, they took an early lead and almost held out for a famous away win before being pegged back by Patrick Amoah’s late equaliser.
A scoreless draw will be enough to put the eircom League leaders through, and all the action from a packed Turners Cross will be screened live on RTE 2 television next Thursday evening, with coverage beginning at 7.25pm.
For those wishing to attend the game, tickets are still on sale from the usual outlets, priced at €20 for adults and €10 schoolboys/girls.
http://www.eleven-a-side.com/euroclub/irish_soccer_detail.asp?newsid=18748