The highly-contentious match, which saw Irish goalkeeper Gavin Bazuno boycott the Nations League match, saw Heimir Hallgrímsson’s players wear black armbands with the game held on neutral territory in Debrecen, Hungary

Republic of Ireland players protested against Israel prior to their UEFA Nations League fixture in Hungary on Sunday. The Irish team lowered their heads during the playing of the Israeli national anthem, wore black armbands, and refused to participate in the pre-match handshakes or pennant exchange.
Ireland went on to defeat Israel 3-0, with first-half goals scored by Troy Parrott, Adam Idah, and Jack Moylan. Captain Dara O'Shea represented Ireland at the coin toss alongside Manor Solomon, while goalkeeper Gavin Bazunu withdrew from the fixture ahead of the match.
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