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Euro '92 Qualification, Group 7: England 1 - 1 Ireland (Wembley, London; 27th of March, 1991)
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- Ireland are drawn against England in Group 7 of Euro 1992 and despite making it through the qualification stage unbeaten, they fail to qualify after finishing a point behind England. In the game at Wembley between the two sides, Ireland battle to a creditable 1-1 draw with chances wasted. Lee Dixon put England 1-0 up in the 9th minute of play after his shot deflected off the leg of Steve Staunton and past Packie Bonner whilst Niall Quinn scored for Ireland in the 29th minute to make matters even after a spell of phenomenal Irish pressure.
Final line spoken by Charlton that is cut off: "There's not many people do that."
Footage from the documentary, 'The Charlton Years'.
paul mcgrath played midfield that night and was absolutely sensational, the amount of running he got through on those dodgy knees was something else. i also remember dunphy was in flying form that night, saying graham taylor was having a nervous breakdown after he took off one of his three centre halfs to put on lee sharpe. this was ireland's best performance under charlton alongside the game against USSR in euro 88 but sadly we ended up drawing both games 1-1 when we deserved so much more
Townsend gave his all for Ireland, don't care where he was from
I remember this game vividly, as a seven year old. Seaman was nearly unbeatable that night, we battered England for most of the game, and he produced save after save.
whitemountain apache that miss by sheedy ☹️
@@MalTimeTV What about Northern Ireland in 1958?
I remember watching this and being so relieved when Quinn levelled it and the same for the tie in Dublin when Cascarino equalised after David Plat scored
Bossed england remember watching as a kid, real football. Tackles flying in great game.
Houghton missed a great chance to win it and a similar chance in Dublin.4 points dropped.cost us
Yes, I remember. Cascarino's header was perfect.
Remember being 3-1 up in Poland and ending up 3-3 that was the biggest loss of points
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Ireland should have qualified and saved us from embarrassing ourselves at the finals.
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I was at this and remember it well, despite the long ball game jack pressed his teams high on the pitch and sometimes it was very exciting and worked well , you always felt players were uncomfortable playing Ireland then , Ireland deserved to win that night and in my opinion we had our very best team around that period . Really feel they would have done well in 92. It’s a lot easier to qualify these days though
paul mcgrath was the best player on the field, playing holding midfield!
jammy typical from England but we never lost to Engerland under Saint Jack of Ireland
The reason they were so hard to beat us because they were as good as England.
We played them off the park that night we should have battered them.
Oooh Aaa Paul McGrath. Great days ....
No doubt about it Ireland should have been them that night
Ireland should have pissed that group. Should have beat England in this game and threw a 3_1 lead against Poland.
As an Englishman who remembers this time well, I'd have to agree. Ireland were much better than us throughout qualifying. England actually got gradually worse as the campaign went on. That being said, if you've ever heard the expression of a teams name being on the trophy, England's name was just on this group.
@@chrisninety1 England must have used up all Graham Taylor's luck in this group as they certainly didn't get much in the 1994 World Cup qualifiers.
Agricultural football. Remember watching the game as a 14 year old. Two long ball teams. One better at it than the other.
England goal was credited to Dixon as it was on target.
The Irish, why are they so hard to beat?
....800 years
I suppose your right.
What documentary is this?
The one that got away
big deal if Ireland won that night, man for man they had the better team
There was a spell in that half before we scored where we literally bombarded England and they were punch drunk
But england still went through, bless you little leprechauns .
@@petemitchel5622 racist much ?
@@brody5211 They’re not a different race, check the word “race” in a dictionary. Banter or even insults between people of the same race is not racism
Agreed.
That's when we played with "passion" now we're a joke, but can still compete with the best in the world.
Hey i just wanted to remind you of your comment considering the current state of affairs!
@@TheY2JMc yeah he thought we were a joke then
today we cant compete with the best in the world? look at what happened against germany. 20 years ago we were a top 10 team in anyones book, shame we didnt get to euro 92, cos we deserved to and could have won it too.
don't worry, we'll get 4 points off of germany in the next qualifiers, i promise you
Ireland fucked it up; should’ve won 4-1 ffs
We battered England that day
a real boonus
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Jack Charlton the man who started it all the feel good factor to be proud to be Irish none more Irish then this man legend
Niall Quinn: "The home of football in the British Isles". No wonder Irish people can't stand him.
OK so where is it if its not Wembley?
this was a truly great side, they did ireland proud, one of the best in the world, today they are fucking shite.
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What does British Isles mean?
yeah that was a bit sad from Quinn.
Should have paid attention in geography lads, we are apart of the British isles due to our position in the world!
They only beat Turkey! LOL!
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Playing hit an hope football is useless no wonder Ireland failed
Look at THE TURNIP HEAD. Another DISASTER in THE HISTORY OF ENGLISH FOOTBALL!!! FLUKE 1966 not withstanding!
Traitor Charlton...thet should take his world cup medal off him
What a dickhead u are