Turkiye 'disrespected' Irankunda
Ex-Socceroos striker Scott McDonald has expressed his opinion on Turkiye's performance against Nestory Irankunda. He believes that Turkiye disrespected Irankunda's pace during the game. The comment was made on Stan Sport's World Cup Daily, sparking discussion among soccer fans.
- ▪Scott McDonald is a former Socceroos striker
- ▪Turkiye was accused of disrespecting Nestory Irankunda's pace
- ▪The comment was made on Stan Sport's World Cup Daily
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| Publication time | Mon, 15 Jun 2026 10:56:21 +1000 |
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