The visitors win a corner as a cross deflects off Rebecca Holloway.

There is plenty of height in the Bosnian team. Can they make it count?

Constance Picaud hesitates when attempting to clear the ball and Julie-Ann Russell nearly takes advantage of the mistake, but can't control the danger before Picaud gathers it.

It's been a promising start by the home side.

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So close to a first Northern Ireland goal for Keri Halliday.

Casey Howe's clearance falls to the Linfield midfielder on the edge of the area and she curls narrowly wide!

She's high on confidence and that wasn't far away.

Both Keri Halliday and Rebecca McKenna work their way into the area but the visiting defence are on hand to clear on both occasions.

Lauren McCann
BBC Sport NI at Windsor Park

Despite both being named on the bench, Simone Magill and Caragh Hamilton are in the dugout in Northern Ireland tracksuits, suggesting they will not be involved in tonight's game. Tanya Oxtoby still has plenty of options on the bench to choose from however, with the likes of Lauren Wade and Emily Wilson waiting in the wings.

Emina Ekic has a go from range but it's well wide.

Just as they did in the reverse fixture, Bosnia have started well against Northern Ireland.

Lauren McCann
BBC Sport NI at Windsor Park

It is a big night for Brenna McPartlan, who will make her first senior start at Windsor Park.

The midfielder told the media yesterday that the only other time she had played at the national stadium was in the Under-19 European Championships against Spain.

She said she wants to create some new memories as she reflected fondly on some "unforgettable" memories she has from that tournament.

We're underway at Páirc Uí Chaoimh!

Can the Republic of Ireland get a positive result in their final fixture in League A?

Off we go! The visitors are attacking the Kop end in the first half.

Both teams tonight will be wearing black armbands as a mark of respect to the late Zara Murphy.

The 13-year-old tragically died last week after falling ill during a Louth Schoolgirls game.

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Laura Rafferty leads out Northern Ireland at Windsor Park.

It's time for the anthems

Lauren McCann
BBC Sport NI at Windsor Park

Northern Ireland have brought the sun back from Malta with clear skies over Windsor Park making it a lovely evening for some football.

Tanya Oxtoby has again selected a youthful but exciting looking side, particularly going forward as Northern Ireland aim to make a fast start on home soil.

Northern Ireland

Tanya Oxtoby has made two changes for tonight's game.

Danielle Maxwell will get the chance to impress and she starts in place of Cliftonville team-mate Louise McDaniel.

There's also a change in midfield as new Hearts recruit Joely Andrews comes in for Glentoran's Nadene Caldwell.

Kerry Beattie retains her place in attack after making it four goals in 11 international appearances.

Northern Ireland: Burns, McKenna, Dugdale, Rafferty, Holloway, McPartlan, Andrews, Halliday, Maxwell, Howe, Beattie.

Subs: Perry, Harvey-Clifford, Vance, McCarron, Callaghan, Magill, Burrows, Wade, Caldwell, McDaniel, Wilson, Hamilton.

Bosnia-Herzegovina: Hodzic, Krsc, Milinkovic, Hasanbegovic, Ekic, Aleksic, Spasojevic, Sliskovic, Kapetanovic, Jelcic, Nikolic.

Subs: Hasanbegovic, Todoric, Sabanagic, Veletanlic, Hrelja, Gacanica, Kranjnic, Cule, Dizfarevic, Smajic, Husic, Aida Hadzic.

Republic of Ireland

There are four changes to the Republic of Ireland starting XI who were defeated 2-1 by England in their last qualifier on Friday.

Arsenal defender and ROI captain Katie McCabe returns from suspension with Leanne Kiernan, Louise Quinn and Friday's goal-scorer Julie-Ann Russel also in the starting line-up.

Niamh Fahey, Lily Agg, Amber Barrett and Emily Murphy all drop to the bench.

France name a completely different starting side compared to the team who defeated Sweden 2-1.

Republic of Ireland: Brosnan, Mannion, Hayes, Patten, Quinn, McCabe, Kiernan, Littlejohn, O'Sullivan, Ziu, Russell.

Subs: Moloney, Whitehouse, Agg, Barrett, Campbell, Connolly, Fahey, Larkin, Murphy, Sheva, Stapleton, Toland.

France: Picaud, Perisset, Lakrar, Samoura, Cascarino, Le Garrec, Henry, Bacha, Becho, Dufour, Baltimore.

Subs: Durand, Peyraud-Magnin, Cascarino, Dali, De Almeida, Dani, Geyoro, Karchaoui, Katoto, Mbock, Renard, Toletti.

Tanya Oxtoby's side have scored six goals in Euro 2025 qualifying so far.

He's a breakdown of who has netted for Northern Ireland.

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Northern Ireland defender Laura Rafferty insists her side are relishing the pressure before their final Euro 2025 qualifier against Bosnia-Herzegovina.

Tanya Oxtoby's side will claim second place in the group with a victory at Windsor Park, which could potentially see them secure a seeded spot for the play-off draw.

And Rafferty believes Northern Ireland will use their experience of playing in previous high-pressure games to their advantage.

"We’ve been in these positions before, it is not new to us, and we look forward to the occasion," she told BBC Sport NI.

"It is such a quick turnaround, but we have played them before and we have that homework done, so it’s just about adding everything up.

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Northern Ireland produced an impressive second-half performance to defeat Bosnia-Herzegovina 3-1 and collect their first win of Euro 2025 qualifying.

Lauren Wade's 54th-minute opener was cancelled out by Marija Milinkovic.

Megan Bell fired home on the hour mark to restore the lead for NI, who were without unwell manager Tanya Oxtoby.

Simone Magill extended the advantage on 68 minutes to secure a morale-boosting victory.

The result follows Friday's disappointing 0-0 draw with Malta at Windsor Park, but this was a much-improved performance from NI.

In the absence of Australian Oxtoby the team were led by coach Stuart McLaren, who only worked with the players for the first time last week.

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Northern Ireland boss Tanya Oxtoby wants a fast start from her side in their final Euro 2025 qualifier against Bosnia and Herzegovina on Tuesday night.

Both sides know a win at Windsor Park will guarantee the second place in the group which brings with it the chance of securing a seeded place in the play-offs in October.

With so much at stake, Oxtoby wants her side to be proactive from kick-off.

"We’re looking to start on the front foot, and we need to set the tone," she told BBC Sport NI.

"We need a bit of control, we’re at home and we don’t want it being very transitional."

BBC iPlayer

You can watch the game live on BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website.

Oisin Langan is on commentary duty alongside former Northern Ireland defender Ashley Hutton.

The Republic of Ireland were defeated 1-0 by France in their opening game of the Euro 2025 qualifiers in Metz in April.

Marie-Antoinette Katoto's close-range strike proved to be the only goal in a game of few chances for the hosts.

Eileen Gleeson's side recovered from the early goal and showed resilience to deny the home side a more comfortable lead.

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