Martin O'Neill and James McClean reprimanded by Fifa
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Republic of Ireland boss Martin O'Neill and James McClean have been reprimanded for comments made after June's World Cup qualifier with Austria in Dublin.
The Republic had a late goal disallowed and a penalty claim turned down.
O'Neill described Spanish referee David Fernandez Borbalan as poor, while winger McClean called him "Austria's 12th man" after the 1-1 draw.
The Football Association of Ireland said it had accepted the Fifa reprimands for unsporting behaviour.
The Republic are unbeaten in Group D of World Cup qualifying and are level on 12 points with leaders Serbia.
Their next match is away to Georgia on Saturday, 2 September, with a key match against the Serbs three days later at the Aviva Stadium.
- Published21 June 2017
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