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Nothing like a British derby between theEngland
and Ireland to liven up this international break on the other side of the Channel. The two neighbors find themselves in Group 2 of the Nations League B, this Sunday in the early evening (kick-off at 6 p.m.).
This poster promises to be electric, on the field as well as in the stands. The Three Lions are obviously approaching it with the status of legitimate favorite, but these last few months have been very hectic for the English selection. This match will above all mark the end of an era of transition for the English national team since Thomas Tuchel, appointed several months ago, will take up his duties as coach on January 1st.
The expected compositions:
England :Pickford; Lewis, Guehi, Harwood-Bellis, Hall; Gallagher, Gomes; Bowen, Bellingham, Rogers; Kane.
Ireland : Kelleher; Doherty, Collins, Scales, O’Dowda; McAteer, Cullen, Molumby, Johnston; Parrott, Ferguson.
Where to watch the match?
This Nations League match between England and Ireland will be broadcast on L’Equipe Live Foot this Sunday from 6 p.m.
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