Anna Patten heads Megan Campbell's throw-in just wide of the left hand post.

It's been a bright start from the Republic of Ireland.

Jackie Burns takes a heavy touch from Ellie Mason's back pass. The ball bobbled in front of her and it was inches away from Florentina Olar being able to capitalise.

A mistake let Romania back into it on Friday, and that was close to another error gifting an equaliser.

Stamatia Ntarzanov leaps to nod Megan Campbell's free-kick to safety.

Denise O'Sullivan robs Stamatia Ntarzanov of the ball and travels forward, but is brought down by Maria Paterna and the Republic of Ireland are awarded their first free-kick of the game.

Megan Campbell is heading over to take it.

Romania are back to 11 players as Nicoara, rather tentatively, jogs back onto the pitch.

Marissa Callaghan
Former Northern Ireland captain BBC iPlayer

It's been a really good watch so far. It's going to plan for Northern Ireland.

There's a stoppage in play as Teodora Nicoara is receiving some treatment on her ankle.

The ball almost breaks for Friday goalscorer Mihaela Ciolacu in the area.

Northern Ireland had dominated so far, but they have to be careful they don't let the Romanians back int this one.

Just under 15 minutes to go until the break.

Veatriki Sari gets the ball rolling at Tallaght Stadium.

Can the Republic of Ireland make it back-to-back victories against Greece?

Republic of Ireland: Brosnan, Campbell, Stapleton, Patten, Mannion, O'Sullivan (C), Toland, Sheva, Quinn, Kiernan, Barrett.

Greece: Nasi, Palama, Markou (C), Paterna, Ntzarzanou, Saich, Sarri, Moraitou, Mitkou, Papatheodorou, Spyridonidou.

Nope, not this time as Ellie Mason's delivery drifts out of play.

It's another corner for Northern Ireland as Simone Magill breaks into the area.

Can they make this one count?

Paraluta has to come racing out of her goal to deal with Andrews' long ball as Kascie Weir is lurking, looking for her second goal of the night.

Another corner is played in and it's just over the head of Joely Andrews, who is one of the smallest players on the pitch.

Image source, Inpho

Republic of Ireland midfielder Denise O'Sullivan says it is "important for other players to step up" in the absence of suspended captain Katie McCabe.

The Arsenal midfielder picked up a yellow card after coming on at half-time in the 4-0 Nations League victory against Greece on Friday, ruling her out of the home game at Tallaght against the Greeks.

O'Sullivan, who is set to skipper the side in McCabe's absence, believes others coming in must try to fill the void left by the influential midfielder, who assisted two goals in Crete despite nursing a calf problem.

"Katie is a top, top player she is our captain, and you always want your captain around, but I think it is important for other players to step up now," O'Sullivan, who has won 122 caps for her country, told RTE Sport.

"It's an opportunity for players to step in and represent their country and do their job.

"Of course, we'll miss Katie, but we have a lot of other leaders in the team that can come in and make a difference, so I see it as a positive as well and we look forward to it."

Lauren McCann
BBC Sport NI at Windsor Park

That's a few times Northern Ireland have got in down the right-hand side, with the movement of Kascie Weir, Simone Magill and Keri Halliday causing them problems.

You feel Tanya Oxtoby's side need to score a second while they are so dominant.

Northern Ireland are nearly cutting Romania open at every opportunity here.

Ellie Mason almost finds Kascie Weir, but Maria Stancu is alert to cut the danger out

Andreea Paralatu does well to pluck the corner out of the air in the middle of a few bodies.

Marissa Callaghan
Former Northern Ireland captain BBC iPlayer

Romania just can't deal with Northern Ireland at the moment.

Simone Magill does well to win the corner down the right.

Northern Ireland look dangerous every time they come forward at the moment.