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Michael O'Neill says his Northern Ireland side will learn from letting a two-goal lead slip in Luxembourg.

Goals by Isaac Price and Conor Bradley were cancelled out by Seid Korac and Gerson Rodrigues but Northern Ireland held on for the point they needed to earn promotion to League B in the Nations League.

Despite Luxembourg's fightback, O'Neill said he was "really pleased" with the performance as Northern Ireland dominated the game before the hosts struck.

"If you take the scoreline out of the situation, I thought some of our play was terrific," he told BBC Sport NI.

"Look at 2-0 and you are comfortable and think you are going to see the game out. We had chances to add to it but we didn't."

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Hello!

We're reacting to last night's Nations League action, and very soon we'll be chatting England, Thomas Tuchel and Harry Kane.

Plus, there's a Lionesses squad announcement a little later.

We're also after your Football snow XIs. I'm not kidding when I say we've had hundreds of messages already so far.

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San Marino, the world's bottom ranked team, made history as they were promoted to the third tier of the Nations League with the first away win in their history - against Liechtenstein.

It was also the first time they scored more than once in a competitive game and the first time they had scored three goals in any match.

The minnows' two previous victories also came against Liechtenstein - a friendly in 2004 and a Nations League game in September, both 1-0 and both in San Marino.

The country ranked 210th in the Fifa world rankings have lost 199 of the 211 fixtures they have contested. They have conceded 10 or more goals in seven games.

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Wonderful Spud, it's in. Here's what we've got so far, but there are sackfuls of messages I've yet to open.

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"Clarke's change of system has brought more freedom," former Scotland midfielder John Collins said on BBC Sportsound.

"The players look more comfortable in possession and they have more options in front of them. John Souttar looks like an international centre-back now and Doak has given us pace, power and penetration."

Meanwhile, ex-Scotland forward James McFadden added: "We don't have strikers who will score every game, but we have a manager who will find a way to get the best out of players.

"He's built a really strong squad and we can look forward to World Cup qualifying now regardless of our group."

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That one had me spilling my tea.

Sometimes the simple ones are the best. Yaan not Sommer gets the captain's armband.

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Late last night Manchester United released some training ground footage of Ruben Amorim's first training session since he took over as head coach.

Luke Shaw, Kobbie Mainoo and new signing Leny Yoro were all involved, which has to be viewed as a positive.

With a full week to go virtually before Sunday's trip to Ipswich, there has to be a good chance the trio will at least be involved at Portman Road.

Shaw has not featured for United since February, Mainoo's last game was at Aston Villa on 6 October and Yoro is still to make his debut since his £52m move from Lille in the summer.

Jack also suggested Frosty Benayoun.

OK, time for some Premier League news, but we will be returning to the fun stuff, we promise.

We're going to have to do some kind of poll, these are all too good!

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In the face of the media, at least, it is probably just as well Clarke does not get too high or too low given this is not the first time he has been in this situation.

Post-match in Warsaw, he said the dramatic win was "just another step on the journey" as he eyes a third major tournament.

The former West Brom boss was the standout candidate for most when he was appointed back in 2019 because of his fine work at Kilmarnock.

But a tough opening to his tenure, which included two heavy defeats by Belgium and four-goal loss in Russia, quelled optimism.

In the following months, however, an identity emerged after a shift to a back three, with the bold selection of Scott McTominay on the right of defence.

It paid off as a nine-game unbeaten run followed, as did qualification for the delayed Euro 2020 finals - Scotland's first major tournament in more than two decades.

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Keep messaging us. We'll share your entries while we also go through some reaction to last night's results.

Don't say we never do anything for you...

Plenty of spots left and I still think we can improve in some areas. We need a manager, stadium, opposition and trophy to play for, too.

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