Republic of Ireland vs England - as it happened: Score and news as England fans sing Sepp Blatter chant

All the action from the Aviva Stadium - as it happened

Sunday 07 June 2015 15:05 BST

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Roy Hodgson's England travelled to Dublin to face the Republic of Ireland at 1pm on Sunday.

The match ended 0-0
Few incidents in 'dismal affair'
Captain Wayne Rooney remains two goals from Sir Bobby Charlton's all-time goalscoring record
Jamie Vardy makes England debut
Jack Wilshere starts in midfield

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Republic of Ireland vs England - as it happened: Score and news as England fans sing Sepp Blatter chant

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