UEFA Nations League

Republic of Ireland vs Kosovo, 2026-27 UEFA Nations League, League Phase

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Republic of Ireland are hosting Kosovo at Aviva Stadium, Dublin, , starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Nations League.

Republic of Ireland Leaders

# Player Stats
Troy Parrott Matches: 6, Goals: 4
Jack Moylan Matches: 6, Goals: 1
Adam Idah Matches: 6, Goals: 1

Kosovo Leaders

# Player Stats
Vedat Muriqi Matches: 4, Goals: 2
Edon Zhegrova Matches: 5, Goals: 1
Fisnik Asllani Matches: 5, Goals: 1

Statistics

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2 Goal Difference 8
6 Total Goals 15
1 Assists 3
4 Goals Against 7

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Nations League

Venue: Aviva Stadium
Location: Dublin,

UEFA Nations League Standings

# TEAM GP GD PTS
1 Austria 4 +4 8
2 Kosovo 4 -1 5
3 Republic of Ireland 4 +2 5
4 Israel 4 -5 2
Full Standings

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