That's all for tonight folks and it was another game to forget for Northern Ireland.

We'll see you on Thursday for more when Northern Ireland travel to Kosovo in search for that elusive Nations League victory.

You can watch highlights on BBC One NI and BBC iPlayer from 22:35 BST but for now you can read Mark Sterling's report on this evening's game.

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We'll have some reaction coming from Larnaca...

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Warren Feeney
Former Northern Ireland striker on BBC Radio Ulster

There is a problem at full back, I don’t understand why he brought Spencer, a right footer, on at left back and McNair looks uncomfortable at right back.

Donnelly looked off the pace when he came on, I would have kept Charles on as you can see he is neat and tidy in possession.

Warren Feeney
Former Northern Ireland striker on BBC Radio Ulster

It was a must-win game and we didn't come away with anything at all. If they had a bit more quality and were more clinical we would have lost that game today.

Jim Magilton
Former Northern Ireland midfielder on BBC Radio Ulster

It was poor quality. On another night we could have been punished. Conor McMenamin did really well when he came on, he injected some enthusiasm and pace that was lacking.

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

The best thing we can say about this game was that we didn't get beat, Cyprus had the better chances. McCann had the chance to steal it, but I don't think we deserved it.

I think we picked the wrong side, Paddy McNair wasn't his usual self and his substitutions baffled me, I don't know why Charles went off unless he was injured and Donnelly struggled to get with the pace.

Ian Baraclough had called for four wins from four in this Nations League quadruple-header.

That's one draw and one defeat in their opening two games.

There goes the final whistle and Northern Ireland's wait for a win in the Nations League goes on.

That's now 12 matches without a victory.

We're into the final minute...

Liam Donnelly picks up a yellow card for taking out Fotis Papoulisas Cyprus looked to break.

We're into four minutes of injury time.

We're into the final minute of normal time...

Niall McGinn plays in a deep cross but Lafferty can't get a proper connection on it.

Moments later McMenamin blazes one over the top as Northern Ireland press for a winner.

Kyle Lafferty has played the full 90 minutes in an international game just once since Euro 2016 but he is going to go the whole way in this one as Northern Ireland chase a winner.

Four minutes to go.

Will Northern Ireland get many more chances?

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

McMenamin has been brilliant since he came on, putting in some great crosses.

McMenamin again! The Glentoran winger plays a teasing ball across the face of goal but nobody is there to tap it in.

He's certainly making an impact!

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

I think McCann is unfortunate he has to take it on the half volley, but that was it, that could have been the winner.

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

McCann gets in and puts him off slightly, but that was a great chance. Cyprus will be disappointed if they don't win the game.

Ali McCann has missed an absolute sitter!

Conor McMenamin plays in a brilliant cross to the back post. McCann is arriving but somehow skews his effort wide from four yards.