On Friday Portugal made an electric start to the game and dominated from the get go.

However, the opening five minutes of this game has been a lot more equal and Northern Ireland are certainly taking advantage of the size of Mourneview as they look to test stopper Ines Pereira.

The Republic of Ireland have a free-kick down the right hand side.

The ball is floated in by Katie McCabe, Zerica Musovic comes out to claim the ball and does so after initially dropping the ball into the path of Leanne Kiernan.

Magdalena Eriksson is down receiving treatment but appears to be okay to continue.

The first international at Mourneview Park in seven years is underway.

Can Northern Ireland retake second place in Group B3, or will Portugal be the victors and secure top spot?

Kosovare Asslani, Madelen Janogy and Filippa Angeldal are replaced by Sofia Jakobsson, Hanna Bennison and Rosa Kafaji for Sweden.

Julie Nelson
Northern Ireland's most capped player on co-commentary

It's fantastic to see Jackie Burns get her 50th cap.

I'm sure this time last year she maybe thought it was never going to happen with the severity of her injury, but it shows the strength and character that Jackie has that she was able to come back from a major injury.

I'm delighted to see her earn her 50th cap, she has been a stalwart in the team.

Kyra Carusa breaks away down the right but her eventual cross finds nobody.

Sweden try to counter through Johanna Kaneryd who is kicked down by Katie McCabe who receives a yellow card.

McCabe's booking means she will miss the away game against England at Carrow Road.

Lauren McCann
BBC Sport NI at Mourneview Park

Northern Ireland and Portugal have brought the sunny weather back to Lurgan for this game at Mourneview Park, where the pitch is in immaculate condition.

There is a strong breeze however, which may play a part in the game.

Image source, BBC Sport

A wave of Swedish pressure finds Filippa Angeldal who tries her luck from range but fires wide.

Filippa Angeldal blasts the ball straight into the wall and the ball is cleared from any danger.

A big opportunity missed there from Sweden.

Madelen Janogy is pulled down by Anna Patten just outside the box and receives a yellow card.

Elsewhere in Group A3, England face France tonight at 8pm but Sarina Wiegman's side will have one eye on this match here as they sit third in the group.

Another loss and a Sweden win would mount pressure on the European champions with the play-offs becoming a likely route for their potential qualification to next year's finals.

Ruesha Littlejohn and Lily Agg are replaced by Jessie Stapleton Abbie Larkin for the republic of Ireland.

Bosnia-Herzegovina's 2-1 victory over Malta earlier in Zenica means that they have leapfrogged Northern Ireland into second in the group with six points having played a game more.

They are three points behind group leaders Portugal, whilst Malta remain bottom without a point.

Katie McCabe sends in a free kick from deep.

The ball is cleared out but only to Aoife Mannion who tries to shoot but miss-hits the ball and sends the ball out for a goal kick.

Aoife Mannion's last-ditch clearance is blocked by Rolfo which deflects towards goal but Courtney Brosnan is there to save the ball from what would have been an agonising way to concede.

Lauren McCann
BBC Sport NI at Mourneview Park

It is a big night for Brenna McPartlan, who starts for the first time for Northern Ireland alongside Joely Andrews as Tanya Oxtoby looks for more energy and pace in midfield.

Caragh Hamilton is expected to play in the back five, again with her pace in mind it would seem as Northern Ireland try to contain the dangerous Lucia Alves, who scored twice in Leiria on Friday night and was a constant threat.

Caitlin Hayes backs up her first-half display with a strong block on Madelen Janogy who looks to shoot.

Hanna Lundkvist fires off a shot outside the box but the ball rises above the bar.

Sweden have come out the blocks flying in the second half.

Can the republic hold on or even find a goal themselves.

Tanya Oxtoby makes three changes to the starting XI who were defeated 4-0 in the first game of the double header against Portugal.

Caragh Hamilton replaces Demi Vance, who drops to the bench. In midfield Brenna McPartlan makes her starting debut and Joely Andrews returns to the starting XI. They replace Chloe McCarron and Nadene Caldwell.

Jackie Burns makes her 50th appearance this evening and captains the side.

Meanwhile the away side also make three changes from Friday night with Ines Pereira starting between the posts and replacing Patricia Morais-Braga and Catarina Amado and Diana Silva replacing Joana Marchao and Jessica Silva.

Northern Ireland: Burns, Hamilton, McKenna, Rafferty, Holloway, Dugdale, McPartlan, Andrews, Halliday, Magill, Wade.

Subs: Perry, Harvey Clifford, Vance, McCarron, Callaghan, Maxwell, Burrows, Caldwell, McDaniel, Wilson, Beattie, Howe.

Portugal: Pereira, Gomes, Costa, Borges, Alves, Amado, Norton, Nazareth, Jacinto, Encarnacao, Diana Silva.

Subs: Morais-Braga, Cota-Yarde, Seica, Marchao, Rodrigues, Jessica Silva, Ribeiro, Martins, Dolores Silva, Faria, Mendes, Dias.

Image source, BBC Sport

Aoife Mannion gives away a free kick to Sweden in a dangerous area.

Kosovare Asslani whips the ball in and Madelen Janogy meets the ball well directing the ball to go and Courtney Brosnan makes an exceptional save to palm the ball away.