Jim Magilton
Former Northern Ireland midfielder on BBC Radio Ulster

This is a real opportunity to score more goals and Northern Ireland just have to play with a quicker tempo.

Jim Magilton
Former Northern Ireland midfielder on BBC Radio Ulster

Jamal Lewis played well tonight the opposition hasn't been great but his energy, his pace and his quality have shone through.

He should be really proud of his performance, especially with his lack of game time.

"We've got McNair, Paddy McNair" is the next song in the repertoire of the Green and White Army.

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More changes coming for Northern Ireland.

Shane Ferguson is on for Jamal Lewis, who has been struggling with cramp, while Jordan Thompson replaces George Saville.

17 minutes to play in San Marino.

Jim Magilton
Former Northern Ireland midfielder on BBC Radio Ulster

Cameron McGeehan I know very well, he was in the U21 squad. He'll knick a goal. He'll run into the box and will certainly create opportunities.

Dion Charles is looking for his hat-trick and his effort blasts off a sky blue shirt.

Here comes Josh Magennis. He'll be hoping for a few more goals tonight.

Cameron McGeehan is also on for his debut.

Conor Washington and Daniel Ballard are the men to make way.

Wow, San Marino think they have scored but the flag saves Northern Ireland.

Nicola Nanni was off but it was tight. that was a bit of a let off.

Michael O'Neill in the dugout. A free-scoring striker who is on fire. A party in the stands.

What year is this again?

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Mark Sterling
BBC Sport NI in San Marino

That's that, then.

The second goal has taken any jeopardy there was remaining out of this game.

Dion Charles' predatory instincts have obviously been in fine working order all season for Bolton and, thankfully for Northern Ireland, he has brought them to the international stage with that double.

"Dion's on fire" sing the jubilant Northern Ireland fans - a twist on an old classic - and he most certainly is.

Goalscoring strikers. You love to see them.

Jim Magilton
Former Northern Ireland midfielder on BBC Radio Ulster

Jamal Lewis does fantastic, he's had a really good 55 minutes and it's a great ball and pick-out. You can blame the goalkeeper but it's a good header from Dion Charles.

The tempo of the teams is just so different. San Marino are so bang average, the goalkeeper has chucked in it. They have got to increase the tempo and a bit more quality and they'll win this game by a hat-full!

In Group H, Finland have equalised away to Denmark. It's 1-1 in Copenhagen.

That would suit Northern Ireland just fine.

Northern Ireland are really pushing forward now.

Washington tries his luck again from the edge of the area but it is well over.

Conor Bradley hits one with real venom. It's deflected away, the ball is played back in and Conor Washington's deflected effort creeps agonisingly wide.

Jim Magilton
Former Northern Ireland midfielder on BBC Radio Ulster

Conor Bradley has had an outstanding game and has been Northern Ireland's best player.

This time Bradley and McNair play a neat one-two down the right but McNair's final ball is poor and over everyone in the area.

Conor Bradley slightly catches Lorenzo Capicchioni but you would think he had ran into him at full steam.

After rolling across the entirety of San Marino the midfielder gets back to his feet. No harm done.

It's cleared to George Saville, who has plenty of time to pick his spot but he hits Craig Cathcart and the danger is cleared.

If that doesn't sum up Saville's luck in front of goal for Northern Ireland then I don't know what does.

Shea Charles and Conor Bradley play a neat one-two down the right.

Bradley's cross is fizzed across goal and Benedettini palms the ball away.

Northern Ireland have their first corner of the game.