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That's all for tonight.

It's a superb win for Northern Ireland as they defeat Bosnia-Herzegovina, and you can read Lauren McCann's report from Windsor Park here.

It wasn't a bad night for the Republic of Ireland, either, and you can read the report from that one here.

Keep an eye out on the BBC Sport NI website for reaction and highlights from Northern Ireland's win at Windsor Park, while we'll also bring you reaction from the Republic's famous win in Cork.

Thanks for joining us. See you soon!

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It was a tough campaign for the Republic of Ireland but they ended it on a high after a superb win.

Sweden and England drew 0-0 in Gothenburg, but that's enough for the Lionesses to automatically qualify for the finals in Switzerland next summer.

The Republic of Ireland and Sweden will find out their play-off opponents on Friday.

Here's how things finished in Group A3.

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Karen Duggan
Former Republic of Ireland international on RTE

It's unbelievable scenes and it's an unbelievable atmosphere and it's what the girls deserve as they have been playing against the best of the best.

Portugal won 3-1 at home to Malta in the other match in Group B3, so let's take a look at how things stand after six matches.

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There are plenty of hugs and smiles from the Northern Ireland players as they celebrate with their families and friends in the stands.

There are plenty of autographs and selfies for young supporters in Windsor Park, too.

They can look forward to the draw on Friday.

What a result for the Republic of Ireland as they defeat France, ranked the second highest team in the FIFA World Rankings, 3-1 at Páirc Uí Chaoimh.

Cork native Denise O'Sullivan opened the scoring before Julie-Ann Russell doubled their lead.

Vicki Becho did quickly cut Ireland's advantage in half, but Anna Patten's header, helped by a deflection, restored their two goal advantage.

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Katie McCabe tries to find Amber Barrett with a long ball which forces stopper Constance Picaud to throw the ball out for a Republic of Ireland throw-in.

Ashley Hutton
Former Northern Ireland defender on BBC NI Two

They were teams goals rather than individual brilliance, which is great to see. They are starting to gel and connect.

We're into the final two minutes of additional time and it's safe to say the boisterous home fans will enjoy every last second of this game!

Ashley Hutton
Former Northern Ireland defender on BBC iPlayer

That was a solid performance all round from Northern Ireland. We can look forward to Friday's draw.

Job done for Northern Ireland. They finish second in Group B3.

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Amber Barrett is introduced for Jess Ziu for the closing stages of this one.

Ashley Hutton
Former Northern Ireland defender on BBC iPlayer

There have been plenty of positives to take from tonight's performance.

France have a corner, but Selma Bacha's delivery is too heavy.

We're into NINE minutes of additional time.

Nikolic races through and lobs Jackie Burns.

It's wide, but the flag is up anyway.

We're into five minutes of additional time.

Emily Wilson is on for Casey Howe in the closing stages.

That's been some shift from the Athlone Town winger.

Cule, who is only on the pitch, is booked for clattering into Rebecca McKenna.

That's a frustrating tackle if I've ever seen one.

Leanne Kiernan is replaced by Megan Connolly for the final minutes of this game.

Kadidiatou Diani has been heavily involved since her introduction and it looked like her strike was going to find the bottom corner and level this game.

But it trickles wide to the relief of the over 18,000 home fans at Páirc Uí Chaoimh.