Norway have the ball - Northern Ireland aren't looking like getting back into this game. The hosts remove Markus Henriksen and replace him with Ole Selnaes. Running the clock down.

Corry Evans will not be suspended for the play-offs. One booking from a suspension, he's replaced by Shane Ferguson.

We're getting another look at the own goal and it's been suggested that I might have been harsh on Chris Brunt. I think it's fair to say that Michael McGovern shouldn't have let it get that far and there may well have been a Norway attacker arriving. My main beef is that he used his left foot, making it harder to get the ball away from goal. A bit of right peg wouldn't have gone amiss.

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Jason McIntosh: Oh that's poor from Michael McGovern. Would be disappointing to finish the campaign with a defeat here.

Adam Doherty: Neil Diamond is literally playing Belfast tonight so 'Sweet Caroline' is getting belted out regardless of what happens in Oslo.'

Northern Ireland almost hit back right away. Firstly, Stuart Dallas' fizzer is tipped around the post. From the resulting corner, Josh Magennis is in there as the ball pings around, but he can't turn it in.

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Normal order has been restored in Kaiserslautern, with the world champions stepping on the gas now.

Sandro Wagner scored the second with a header that was judged to have crossed the line, before Badavi Huseynov deflected a corner into his own net and Leon Goretzka side-footed in the fourth from Leroy Sane's cross.

John O'Neill
Former Northern Ireland defender on BBC Radio Ulster

That was a terrible, terrible goal. The defence should deal with it!

Chris Brunt is expecting Michael McGovern to get it over the bar. He didn't have much room to deal with it.

He could have done better but you would put that down to the goalkeeper.

That goal sums up the game. It is a sloppy game and a sloppy goal.

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John O'Neill
Former Northern Ireland defender on BBC Radio Ulster

That was great play there and it was an injection of pace.

George Saville was just about to hit it but unfortunately he was blocked. When you get that pace, chances will come.

Sadly, they have been few and far between. This has been a poor, poor match.

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A Northern Ireland substitution, but it's not a man with a ban hanging over him. Conor Washington withdrawn, Kyle Lafferty on.

John O'Neill
Former Northern Ireland defender on BBC Radio Ulster

It's just so sloppy and scrappy it's unreal.

There has been no quality play.

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This text commentary might be the perfect thing to get your boys to go to sleep...

John O'Neill
Former Northern Ireland defender on BBC Radio Ulster

This is difficult to watch.

Northern Ireland have a foot on the ball, but they can only move it backwards. There's a touch more urgency about both sides in this second half, but you can't say that a goal is forthcoming. Norway keep burrowing down the Northern Irish left, but constantly run into white shirts.

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Azerbaijan's hopes of getting a point in Germany have just been dented by Sandro Wagner, who has given his side a 2-1 lead.

It's been a valiant effort from Azerbaijan though and Germany really need to raise their game.

There has been no more goals in the second half in Cezch Republic as they still lead San Marino 3-0.

Norway might not have the guile to unpick this Northern Ireland defence, but the home side are doing virtually all of the attacking. The visitors haven't been into the Norway half for what seems like living memory. Back-to-back corners. The white wall has been pushed back a long way.

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John O'Neill
Former Northern Ireland defender on BBC Radio Ulster

I think Norway are in for a long wait before they start qualifying again because there is nobody in the side that has a spark.

Maybe Sander Berge, but they just lack that spark.

There's not a lot going on in Oslo. Norway on trying to make headway down the Northern Ireland right, watched by a lot of empty seats at the far side of the ground. Oooffff! Take that. Gareth McAuley has just taken a long-range shot square in the face. Alexander Sorloth's shot was going miles wide. If McAuley hadn't got his bonce in the way, Northern Ireland would have had a goal-kick.