Sport in Short: Football
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Your support makes all the difference.GHANA'S failure to reach the final stages of the African qualifying competition for next year's World Cup has led to the dismissal of their coach, the German- born Otto Pfister.
GREECE have been fined pounds 9,000 for crowd trouble during their World Cup qualifier against Luxembourg last month. A flare fired from the crowd landed on the pitch, holding up play for several minutes. Rockets and fireworks were also let off during the game, which Greece won 2-0.
RONNIE WHELAN, Liverpool's Republic of Ireland midfielder who has been out since suffering a thigh injury last September, will return against Queen's Park Rangers at Anfield tomorrow in place of Paul Stewart, who damaged a hamstring against Manchester United.
SUNDAY'S LATE RESULT: Great Mills League Les Phillips Cup quarter-final: Devizes 1 Saltash 6 (after extra time).
REPUBLIC OF IRELAND TEAM (v Germany, European Under-21 Championship Group Three, Dalymount Park, Dublin, tonight): Colgan (Chelsea); S Gallen (Queen's Park Rangers), Green (Luton), Carr (Coventry), Dunne (Dundalk), Kinsella (Colchester), McGrath (Shamrock Rovers), Kavanagh (Middlesbrough), Sheridan (Coventry), J Gallen (Watford), Kelly (Leeds). Substitutes: McKenna (University College Dublin); Toal (Manchester United), Bacon (Derry City), Gillard (Luton), O'Rourke (Cobh Ramblers).
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