Irish fans banned from Ireland vs 'Israel' match over "Israelis safety"
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- The Football Association of Ireland said Republic of Ireland supporters will not be allowed to attend either Nations League match against ‘Israel’.
- The FAI cited operational and security concerns, saying the decision was made to ensure the safety of the ‘Israeli’ delegation.
The Football Association of Ireland (FAI) has announced that Republic of Ireland supporters will not be permitted to attend either UEFA Nations League fixture against ‘Israel’, citing operational and security concerns.
The FAI said it will not facilitate in-stadium access for Irish fans at either match, adding that the decision was made to help ensure the safety of the ‘Israeli’ delegation.
In a statement, the association said the restrictions were based on operational and safety considerations surrounding the fixtures.
The decision means Republic of Ireland supporters will be unable to attend either the home or away Nations League match against ‘Israel’.
The announcement comes amid heightened security concerns surrounding sporting events involving ‘Israeli’ teams and delegations.
The FAI did not announce any changes to the match schedule but said the restrictions apply specifically to Republic of Ireland supporters attending the games.
