FAI Statement

FAI Statement

In response to the high volume of media queries related to the topic of our upcoming UEFA Nations League fixtures versus Israel, the Football Association of Ireland (FAI) can confirm that the Board of the FAI continue to meet to discuss the operational aspects of hosting the home fixture, alongside ongoing discussions with UEFA.

The FAI will not be releasing a statement on any decision on this matter until after the Board Meeting scheduled for June 11th, due to the hugely significant game taking place on Tuesday for our Ireland Women’s National Team, where a victory against France will secure direct qualification for a second successive FIFA Women’s World Cup, which would be a landmark moment for the team and Irish sport.

The Association reiterates that it is the responsibility of the Board of the FAI to protect the future interests of football in Ireland. Any decision around the game is solely a matter for the Association.

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