UEFA Rejects Irish Request to Avoid Future Matches Against Israel
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Ireland plays twice in eight days against Israel in the Nations League B, after requesting UEFA and FIFA to suspend this national because of the Gaza disaster.
UEFA has refused to separate Ireland and Israel from the upcoming draw. The two countries will still face each other in the 2026/27 Nations League, with the match being played at a neutral venue.
UEFA commented on the situation surrounding the Irish Football Association ' s request not to join Israel in the drawing of lots.
UEFA rejects Ireland’s request to avoid Israel match and defends policy
UEFA says it will not change match scheduling after the Football Association of Ireland asked not to play Israel amid political concerns. The governing body says its rules preserve sporting integrity and neutral administration of fixtures.
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