Amazing! Northern Ireland appear to have turned this around as they take the lead with minutes remaining. Niall McGinn is once again involved as his shot is blocked, but the ball deflects out to Corry Evans and his ball across the face of goal is bundled in by Kyle Lafferty with Hungary's Vilmos Vanczak in close attention.

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Vital intervention by Corry Evans as he heads away a high ball just in front of his own goalline. Plenty of defending for the away side to do, but there is always Niall McGinn's pace on the counter to keep the Hungary defence on their toes.

Comeback complete? It is now Denmark 2-1 Armenia, with Thomas Kahlenberg finding the net 10 minutes from time.

Brilliant and swift attack by Northern Ireland produces a late equaliser as Kyle Lafferty breaks into the area on the left and squares the ball across goal for Niall McGinn to tap into the empty net. Game on for the last 10 minutes!

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Last throw of the dice by Northern Ireland coach Michael O'Neill as Billy McKay comes on for Ollie Norwood.

Entering the last 15 minutes and Martin O'Neill opts to make a double change. On comes Shane Long and Robbie Brady for Robbie Keane and Stephen Quinn respectively. Can they find a winner?

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It is becoming increasingly scrappy in Tbilisi. Who will that suit most? Aiden McGeady tries to wrap his foot around a bouncing loose ball just outside the area, but powers it high and wide.

Heartbreaking for Northern Ireland as Hungary take the lead, but it is hard to say it had not been coming. Balazs Dzsudzsak whips in a corner and Tamas Priskin powers through a crowded area to rise above everybody and glance in.

Cue celebrations.

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Radio Ulster summariser, former NI defender John O'Neill: "Disappointing we have conceded from a set piece. I always think anything in the six-yard box should be the keeper's."

Third and final change made by Hungary as midfielder Istvan Kovacs takes the place of Gergely Rudolf. Northern Ireland are forced into a second change as Gareth McAuley goes off with a knock, Craig Cathcart is the man to replace him.

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FA Club England managing director Adrian Bevington is a guest of 606 on BBC Radio 5 live with Ian Wright and Kelly Cates.

Following recent confirmation of a first international at the new Wembley for England's women's team, he said that further fixtures should be played there.

"I feel we should be looking to get an international at Wembley every two seasons. It's something the girls deserve."

Northern Ireland boss Michael O'Neill reacts to Hungary's improved display by making his first change as Aberdeen winger Niall McGinn comes on for Jamie Ward.

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Arsenal and Germany forward Lukas Podolski:, external Dortmund we're coming!

There's just two-and-a-half-hours before Scotland face world champions Germany in Dortmund's Signal Iduna Park. Follow all the build-up and full text commentary here.

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Scotland make five changes to the team that started their last game, a 2-2 friendly draw with Nigeria on 28 May. In come goalkeeper David Marshall, Steven Whittaker, Russell Martin, midfielder Darren Fletcher and Crystal Palace's Barry Bannan.

Scotland team: Marshall, Hutton, Whittaker, Martin, Hanley, Morrison, Fletcher, Mulgrew, Naismith, Bannan, Anya.

BBC Scotland sport reporter Alasdair Lamont:, external Russell Martin fit to play for Scotland. David Marshall in goal. Stevie Naismith up front.

Breaking off from all things Irish for a moment...

Aiden McGeady tries to curl an effort over Roin Kvaskhvadze but the Georgia goalkeeper stretches to claw the ball out of the air. Well held, but he has looked a little nervy at times.

The home fans have found their voice again as Hungary are much improved by their substitutions and one of those - Gergo Lovrencsics - goes close with a fierce drive, but Roy Carroll does just enough.

A leveller in Denmark - with Pierre Hojbjerg finding the back of the net. It is now Denmark 1-1 Armenia.

Ooh half-a-chance for the Republic of Ireland as a cross loops over to Robbie Keane on the left side of the area. He is unmarked but the striker fails to connect with his volley and ends up scuffing it wide. Should have done better.

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Another change for Hungary as Adam Gyurcso comes off, with forward Gergo Lovrencsics taking his place. The home side clearly fancy getting themselves a winner against tiring Northern Ireland legs.