Republic of Ireland goalkeeper Colin Doyle kept a clean sheet for his club Bradford, less than 24 hours after playing for his country in Turkey.
Doyle played the full 90 minutes in Ireland's 1-0 defeat against the Turks, making his first international appearance for almost a decade.
The 32-year-old Corkman had a solid game for Martin O'Neill's side and could do little about Mehmet Topal's 52nd minute volley but was back in action today for his League One side.
Doyle travelled through the night, taking two flights in order to be back in Bradford for the 3pm kick-off with Gillingham, which his side won 1-0.
Dominic Poleon's goal gave the Bantams their first win under manager Simon Grayson at the fifth attempt. Poleon struck from 25 yards three minutes into the second half.
"It's been pleasing," Doyle said afterwards. "It's been difficult, I won't lie but it was obviously an honour last night to play for my country and then to come back here and get the three points and a clean sheet."
💪 He played a full game for the Republic of Ireland in Turkey last night and it has taken two flights for him to get here but it hasn't stopped Colin Doyle being in the starting line-up for the Bantams this afternoon. ✈️🇹🇷➡️🇮🇪➡️🏴
— Bradford City AFC (@officialbantams) March 24, 2018
What a man! 👏 #BCAFC pic.twitter.com/Q8QhYOgi9n
