报道爱尔兰投票决定对阵以色列；巴祖努退出两场比赛文字 2026年9月27日 UTC 11:41观看文字实录0:11Ireland's squad voted to play Israel and goalkeeper Gavin Bazunu withdrew from both0:15fixtures.0:16The decision keeps two Nations League matches on the schedule amid calls for a0:20boycott over Israel's actions in Gaza.0:23It does not settle the disagreement inside the team, who remains available, and what0:27is actually established about the matches ahead.0:29The vote followed roughly four hours of squad discussion in Hungary on September 26.0:34That morning, a player had told head coach Himer Halgrimsson he was uncomfortable0:38playing and intended to withdraw.0:40Bazunu subsequently identified himself as that player.0:44Football Association of Ireland chief executive David Corell described the vote as a0:48significant majority.0:50No numerical division was released.0:52A decision to play was not a unanimous endorsement of the fixture.0:55Bazunu said he had not reached his decision lightly, that he felt it would be wrong0:59to participate and that the killing of innocent people is wrong.1:02He referred to atrocities in the region.1:04His refusal covers the upcoming fixtures against Israel.1:06It is his own decision, not a withdrawal by the rest of the squad.1:09Only one player was expected to miss the September 27th match.1:13Players who voted against playing remained available for selection, and further1:16conversations were planned that night and possibly the following day.1:19Hull Grimson's description was stark.1:21Nobody is comfortable playing this game.1:23That leaves room for a team to fulfill the fixture without every player agreeing1:27that it should be played.1:28The number 30 refers to players the association reportedly contacted about facing1:32Israel, not to ballots cast.1:34Bazunu was not among those contacted, and the reason is unknown.1:37One contemporaneous account described two other players as taking a similar position1:42against playing.1:43That does not establish how they voted or that either withdrew.1:46The coach said opponents of playing remained available and only one player would be1:50absent from the next match.1:51The dispute extends beyond the dressing room.1:53Irish opposition politicians called on the government to stop the fixture.1:57Israel's Football Association Communications Chief Shlomi Barzel responded to the2:01decision to play with the words football has won and said Israeli players would2:05offer handshakes before the game.2:07That was an intention, not confirmation of what happened at kickoff.2:10Ireland's players also planned to wear black armbands.2:14Their use on the pitch and a specific official explanation of what they would2:17commemorate have not been established.2:19Neither designated home match is scheduled in its home country.2:22Israel's home fixture is set for Nagir Day Stadion in Debrisen, Hungary.2:26Ireland's return home fixture has moved from Dublin's Aviva Stadium to the TSC Arena2:30in Bochka Topola, Serbia.2:32For Ireland that means playing its own leg abroad without a home crap.2:35The Debrisen match was scheduled for September 27th at 7.45 PM British Summer Time,2:41or 6.45 PM UTC.2:43The available information establishes a scheduled game, not a completed one.2:47There is no verified score or confirmation that it took place.2:51Ireland's designated home leg is scheduled for October 4th behind closed doors.2:55The Serbian ground has a reported capacity of 4,500, but spectators will not be3:00admitted for that fixture.3:01The October 4th rule must not be assumed to apply to the September 27th match.3:06The FAI identified operational challenges to staging Ireland's home leg in Ireland3:12after consulting stakeholders.3:13UEFA approved the neutral venue and no spectator arrangement.3:17No specific threat or fuller explanation for those challenges has been established.3:21An initial description of a telecast without any commentary was wrong.3:25RT said it would meet its obligation to show the match without its own studio3:28presentation or punditry, but with commentary from an international feed.3:32No RTA commentary team does not mean no commentary at all.3:35The actual transmission has not been verified.3:38The answer to whether the disagreement stops Ireland playing is, for now, no.3:42The squad voted to fulfill both fixtures, Bizunu withdrew, and other dissenting3:46players remained available.3:47What is not established is whether the September 27th match took place, whether the3:51planned armbands or handshakes materialized, or whether further squad talks changed3:55availability before the closed-door October 4 leg.阅读文章事件时间线HeyDex短视频 ↗谁报道了什么多家媒体报道的要点Decision to play the Israel fixture2 家媒体Squad vote on fulfilling the fixture2 家媒体Gavin Bazunu’s participation in the fixture2 家媒体Black armbands worn by Ireland players2 家媒体仅一家媒体报道的要点11仅The Independent报道Player’s request to withdraw from the squad9月26日 16:06 UTCPlayer unavailable for the fixture9月26日 16:06 UTCAvailability of players who opposed playing9月26日 16:06 UTCFurther discussions about the fixture9月26日 16:06 UTC仅FRANCE 24 English报道Venue for Israel’s home leg9月27日 8:34 UTCVenue for Ireland’s return leg9月27日 8:34 UTCIreland squad meeting about the fixture9月27日 8:34 UTCIrish television broadcast arrangements9月27日 8:34 UTC仅BBC News报道Handshake between players after the match9月28日 7:57 UTCResult of the Ireland-Israel match9月28日 7:57 UTCIreland players’ response during Israel’s anthem9月28日 7:57 UTC每一行都是我们从该媒体报道中记录的说法。比较截至 2026年9月28日 UTC 16:38。
