pete
04/07/2002, 2:21 PM
Ireland face Germany two days later before finishing their group games with a clash with England on July 26th.
With just two groups of four, the pool winners automatically progress straight to the final with the respective runner-ups playing off for third place. Group B contains hosts Norway, Spain, Slovakia and the Czech Republic.
Ireland Under-19 Squad (for UEFA finals): Wayne Henderson (Aston Villa), Brian Murphy (Manchester City), Stephen Brennan (Newcastle United), Mark Rossiter (Sunderland), Stephen Kelly (Tottenham Hotspur), Patrick McCarthy (Manchester City), Stephen Paisley (Mancheseter City), Stephen Capper (Sunderland), Ian Simpemba (Wycombe Wanderers), Graham Ward (Wolverhampton Wanderers), Sean Thornton (Sunderland), Keith Gilroy (Middlesbrough), Michael Foley (Liverpool), Liam Kearney (Nottingham Forest), Daryl McMahon (West Ham United), Stephen Elliott (Manchester City), Jonathan Daly (Stockport County), Adrian Deane (Charlton Athletic).
With just two groups of four, the pool winners automatically progress straight to the final with the respective runner-ups playing off for third place. Group B contains hosts Norway, Spain, Slovakia and the Czech Republic.
Ireland Under-19 Squad (for UEFA finals): Wayne Henderson (Aston Villa), Brian Murphy (Manchester City), Stephen Brennan (Newcastle United), Mark Rossiter (Sunderland), Stephen Kelly (Tottenham Hotspur), Patrick McCarthy (Manchester City), Stephen Paisley (Mancheseter City), Stephen Capper (Sunderland), Ian Simpemba (Wycombe Wanderers), Graham Ward (Wolverhampton Wanderers), Sean Thornton (Sunderland), Keith Gilroy (Middlesbrough), Michael Foley (Liverpool), Liam Kearney (Nottingham Forest), Daryl McMahon (West Ham United), Stephen Elliott (Manchester City), Jonathan Daly (Stockport County), Adrian Deane (Charlton Athletic).