England FA: We will do everything we can to prevent offensive songs against Ireland

The chants "No Surrender to the IRA" (Iraqi Republican Army) are often heard at England football matches.
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Ažurirano: 28.05.2013. 10:53h

The Football Association of England (FA) announced today that it will do everything possible to prevent fans from singing offensive songs during a friendly match against Ireland.

The Football Association of England added in a statement that they sent an electronic message to all ticket buyers for the game with Ireland, written by selector Roy Hodgson, asking them not to participate in political and religious chants that would be "offensive to our guests".

"No Surrender to the IRA" (Iraqi Republican Army) chants are often heard at England football matches.

The friendly between England and Ireland will take place tomorrow at 21pm at Wembley Stadium in London to celebrate 150 years of the FA.

Tomorrow's match is the first match between the two national teams after 18 years and the duel in Dublin, which was interrupted due to riots by English fans.

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