Northern Ireland manager Kenny Shiels rarely struggles for a suitable soundbite when delivering his post-match thoughts to the media.

And he certainly was not going to disappoint after watching his side stroll to a record 11-0 victory in North Macedonia.

Dedicating the win to the late George Best on the 16th anniversary of his death, read more of what Shiels had to say here.

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It was a slightly longer goals edit than normal!

Watch every goal go in as Northern Ireland women racked up their biggest ever win with an 11-0 thumping of North Macedonia on Thursday.

Andy Gray
BBC Sport NI at Seaview

Kenny Shiels admitted to the press yesterday that he was debating in his head about whether to mix things up for tonight, but as evident by his named team he has decided to stick rather than twist.

Goal difference is crucial so the firepower of Simone Magill and Rachel Furness, aided by pace and trickery of Lauren Wade and Kirsty McGuinness, should enable NI to put the pressure on Austria ahead of April's game between the stwo sides.

It could be a huge night for Rachel Furness, who will be looking to surpass David Healy and become the top goalscorer in Northern Ireland's history.

If things are going well then you can expect to see a few youngsters come off the bench and gain crucial experience at this level.

If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

That seems to be Kenny Shiels' school of thought as he names the same XI that got the job done in record-breaking fashion in Skopje.

Northern Ireland XI: Burns, McKenna, Nelson, McFadden, Vance, Wade, Callaghan (capt), Furness, Holloway, Magill, K McGuinness.

Subs:Flaherty, Harvey Clifford, McCarron, Burrows, Hamilton, Caldwell, McLaren, McDaniel, C McGuinness, Andrews, Beattie, Waitling.

North Macedonia: Lekovska, Jankovska, Mileska (capt), Milchevska, Boseska, Petrovska, Shemsovikj, Maksuti, Mustafa, Saliihi, Petrushevka.

Subs:Kolevska, Gjorgjevska, Kolarovska, Markovska, Husein, Chubrinovska, Velkova, Nedeva, Joshevska, Choneva, Paneska.

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Good evening. Anyone for seconds?

It was an absolute feast of goals when these sides met on Thursday, with Northern Ireland crushing North Macedonia 11-0 in Skopje.

The two sides meet again tonight, with Seaview - the north Belfast ground that has become the spiritual home for the NI women's team - the venue this time.

Home boss Kenny Shiels and his players have warned about the dangers of being complacent on the back of what was the side's biggest ever win, but the sell-out home crowd will no doubt be making their way to the Shore Road expecting another big victory.

While the three points are more important than anything, it could be a particularly special night for Rachel Furness. She equalled David Healy's all-time goalscoring record of 36 with a hat-trick last week - and she will no doubt fancy her chances of breaking the record tonight.

So it could be another record-breaking night in store for Northern Ireland, and we've got you covered with the live stream as well as text commentary, in-play goal clips and post-match reaction.

Enjoy!

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