Ireland's Liam Lawrence, right, tries to stop Nigeria's Sone Aluko, left, during their international friendly soccer match at the Craven Cottage ground in London, Friday May 29, 2009. The match resulted in a draw 1-1. AP Photo logo AP Photo 6 months ago

Ireland's Liam Lawrence, right, tries to stop Nigeria's Sone Aluko, left, during their international friendly soccer match at the Craven Cottage ground in London, Friday May 29, 2009. The match resulted in a draw 1-1.

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