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Published 14:35 26 Mar 2017 BST
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Asked about Bale's tackle, O'Shea was relatively magnanimous: "Thankfully I’m walking away from it, which is no problem."
“I’ve had plenty of stitches put in there. I was lucky considering what has happened to Séamus. On another night there could have been two red cards," he said, according to the Irish Times.
“I can’t remember how many stitches it was. The doctor had to stick some in deep and a few dissolvable ones on top. Hopefully it will heal quickly.”
The Sunderland centre-half is set to miss Tuesday's friendly with Iceland as a result of the tackle.
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