Northern Ireland lose second successive match at Euros
Defeat all but ends any hopes of reaching knock-out stages
Naschenweng added second in closing stages after Schiechtl put Austria ahead
England face Norway in other Group A game at 20:00
Austria v Northern Ireland (17:00 BST)
France underlined their credentials as one of the favourites to win Euro 2022 by thrashing Italy 5-1 in their Group D opener at Rotherham's New York Stadium on Sunday.
Also in Group D on the same day, Belgium fought back to earn a 1-1 draw against Iceland in front of a raucous crowd at Manchester City's Academy Stadium.
Enjoy the highlights from both of Sunday's games.
Austria v Northern Ireland (17:00 BST)
Andy Gray
BBC Sport NI at St Mary's
It is hot in Southampton today. I mean really, really hot.
I've been more than tempted to jump onto the pitch so the sprinklers can cool me down.
It’s was 22 degrees at 10am this morning and has kept on rising. Temperatures are set to hit as high as 26 or 27 during Northern Ireland’s game with Austria at this evening.
It’s bound to play a part, and I’ve heard there could be water breaks introduced in the early kick-off to help combat the soaring heat. In his press conference manager Kenny Shiels said he wasn’t a fan of water breaks but would be happy for them to be introduced if the temperatures were extreme.
Also, Austria had an extra day of rest heading into this one. Could that be significant?
Austria v Northern Ireland (17:00 BST)
Northern Ireland's major tournament debut was certainly not short on storylines.
A captain not fit enough to start, a historic first-ever goal on such a stage and a star striker suffering an ACL injury that has forced her out of Euro 2022.
That was Thursday's defeat against Norway but, as Kenny Shiels' squad are quickly finding out, things move at a rapid pace at major tournaments.
So, here they are, back at St Mary's to face Austria on matchday two in Group A. With the Austrians losing to hosts England in their opener, both sides will know they probably have to win tonight to have a realistic chance of reaching the knock-out phase.
"It's winnable" seems to be the general message from the Northern Ireland camp, with the players hoping the nerves that were evident early on against Norway are now out of the system.
It's a third meeting in eight months between the sides, with Austria - playing in the Euros for the second time - winning one and drawing one of what were two tight World Cup qualifiers.
Can one of these sides get their first win at Euro 2022?
Kick-off in Southampton is 90 minutes away so stay with us for live build-up, action and reaction across TV, radio and online.
