IRELAND DEFEAT NETHERLANDS IN CORK! | Live reaction from Paírc Uí Chaoimh
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What were the highlights of Ireland's victory over the Netherlands?
republic of ireland versus netherlands live from porky queeve on off the ball brought to you by cadbury a proud sponsor of the republic of ireland football teams this this is news talk amber you gave the whole country a moment i suppose we'll never ever forget against scotland a couple years ago i think you might have done the same just there again talk us through that goal
Yeah, it was, to be honest, mad. Still a bit mad, to be honest. It's just, I don't think I've had a minute to breathe since I've come in. But we set out to win the game. And I think that the last 20 minutes when they came back to 2-2, the changes we made, the way we were playing, we were still looking to win the game. That never changed. in these types of games it only takes one chance and we were looking lucky enough at the end to get it um but still like that that was a tight game today and unbelievable side like they they kept going and they were on top of us the whole time at parts in the second half um and we had to ride the wave and we had to be very resilient and we had to dig deep and we did and thank god we got it we got another one at the end because i think if it had gone to 3-3 i think everybody would have just wondered what what else do we need to do you know
What does Carla say to you when you're coming on? Because obviously Abi and Keira played absolutely brilliantly in their moments on the pitch. So what is she saying to you in those minutes?
I think that it's very simple. It's to do exactly what the two girls did for 65, 70 minutes. I think that it doesn't matter who is starting and who is playing, that when they do a job as well as the two girls did, the ones that come on to replace them have to do equally as good, if not a better job, to make sure that we win the game. And I think when Carla put us on, like she said, that...
How did Amber Barrett feel about her crucial goal?
she said the aim is to win the game and she said do whatever we need you to do to win the game and if that had been defending a little bit deeper if that had been holding the ball up you know whatever is needed for the team and scoring a winner I suppose isn't a bad shout either Talking to the goal then because obviously the ball comes across the box and you're there at the back post is that just striker instincts is that just you figuring out as the ball is coming across where it is to be I think we kind of looked at it during the week a wee bit about when the ball went to one side of the goal that we could find gaps in their second post area. But I do think it is a wee bit of a striker's instinct that when the ball comes back across the goal you get yourself in front of the goal at all times.
you know like it's it's the smallest of touch like it's it's just to be in the right position it could have been anybody but i think when that if that ball had to come back across and nobody had made that move and that ball goes out for a goal kick you know it'd be one of those moments you'd be thinking you know i should have been there and you know thankfully it wasn't wasn't the case today
We saw the conditions. It's pretty poor, to put it mildly, I think. We saw the moments at the end, maybe, when we show you what it really, really means to yourself and the team and the fans. There was over 12,000 today in, let's be honest, terrible conditions. How important is that support?
Oh, my God, the fans are unbelievable. We always talk about when we come into... When we come into the Aviva and we're driving in, you can see all the fans on the way in. It was the same today on the drive-through cork. People in the pub, people working on the street, construction people in. As soon as they see the bus, the waving and the frantic and giving it the fist and everything... it's there's no words for it it actually i always get quite emotional on the way in and it's you know it's not a softness about me it's just that i know how lucky i am to be in the position i am and i'm so immensely proud to wear that like to wear that chairs on my back is it's something i'm so so grateful to be able to do and
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What were the highlights of Ireland's victory over the Netherlands?
0:00–1:42
2
How did Amber Barrett feel about her crucial goal?
1:42–3:43
3
What strategies did Ireland use to maintain their lead?
3:43–4:36
4
How did the team respond to the pressure of a tied game?
4:36–5:21
5
What role did the fans play in supporting the team during the match?
5:21–5:58
6
What are the team's thoughts on their upcoming match against France?
5:58–6:45
7
How did the players assess their performances in the match?
6:45–7:38
8
What does the future hold for the Irish football team after this victory?
7:38–15:39
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