HISTORY IN CORK! | Ireland beat the Netherlands for the first time in Páirc Uí Chaoimh! | PEARL SLATTERY
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Republic of Ireland versus Netherlands. Live from Porky Quaid. On Off the Ball. Brought to you by Cadbury. A proud sponsor of the Republic of Ireland football teams. This, this is News Talk.
Oh, yes, you are. Very welcome back to Park Equipe here. It's windy, it's cold, it's raining, but we don't care. Ireland have just beaten the Netherlands by three goals to two. It's Stephen Doyle here alongside Pearl Slattery. Delighted to be joined by our long-time producer, Emma Carroll, in the box as well. Who is... Out of the box.
The biggest... And the biggest Irish supporter that I know.
Emma, you've been everywhere supporting this team and I know how much this team means to you. Can you maybe...
give people a sense of how big this result is against the dutch oh it's just it's incredible it's like the atmosphere here like the weather just doesn't really matter it's just it's massive it's one of the probably the biggest nights in irish football like we had and it's amber barrett again yeah it's a big toe again you know yeah we're in Scotland incredible the Finland game before that as well to get us through to that playoff that was a massive massive game as well I don't know we're trying to think back as well Shane Long against Germany massive goal as well big win this is a level up this game is up there with all of those this is going to be an iconic match I think Paris Saturday when we look back in years to come
Absolutely, talking about Amber and her big toe. And it's such big moments, isn't it? The last time we were here in the big game we had was beating the French. But it didn't really matter at that time. And now this is one for Carla Ward that will always be remembered. I'm thinking of her now coming in. Such a big result for her coming in as manager. What she's done to the players. How she's changed them. You know, just the reaction after each goal. When we went the goal down, it wasn't heads down and long ball. Girls kept continuing to fight. The heart they show.
How did Ireland achieve their historic win over the Netherlands?
I mean, it's amazing. I'm looking at Amber on the screen here. She looks like she can't believe it. But in the right spot at the right time. So many big performances throughout. Caitlin Hayes I thought was outstanding. You know, winning every ball into the box. And then just key times, you know, Caruso's lovely finish. Larco getting across to defend that we are mad about. And then Shiva with the early balls in. Patton's lovely flick on for Amber. and a good striker there. She's in between the posts to tap in. She did brilliant, didn't she, to win the corner originally and the energy she brought on when she came on. She deserves that moment. She's starting to become a little hero now, isn't she, with big winners which she'd be delighted about.
She's a great personality. She had the place rocking here.
Yeah. Do you know something as well? When I was doing all my prep for the Dutch team, you look through that Dutch team, we're talking some of the best players in Europe here. You've got a two-time league winner in Lynn Vilms. You've got players like René Van Asten didn't come onto the pitch tonight.
What was the atmosphere like during the match in Páirc Uí Chaoimh?
He's a super player. You've got Valerie Borman. Absolutely top, top class player. The likes of Egorola, who I mentioned, she's now playing for Lyon, one of the best sides in Europe. You've got the likes of Beninstein, who's been playing for Wolfsburg. She's part of the Dutch side and won the 2017 Euros. She's done it all over club football as well. Esme Brooks, another brilliant, brilliant player. She's been playing in the Barcelona team, you know, has won everything with Barcelona. you got Leuchtert in as well another top top striker like such a brilliantly talented Dutch team Emma and this Irish team not only went toe-to-toe with them but outplayed them at times in this match they really did like we were put like we were put under pressure at times but we held our own and we weren't deferred to attack and we've seen that in this win though in this group stage even
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–2:20
2
How did Ireland achieve their historic win over the Netherlands?
2:20–3:22
3
What was the atmosphere like during the match in Páirc Uí Chaoimh?
3:22–5:46
4
Why is this victory considered iconic for Irish football?
5:46–16:14
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How did the Irish team perform against a strong Dutch squad?
16:14–18:41
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