Conor Bradley thinks he has won a corner after spinning into the area but the referee disagrees and a goal kick is awarded.

Alho plays a low ball in that is easily dealt with by Craig Cathcart.

Lod tries to chip the ball through when it comes back to him but it's a dreadful pass that is closer to the corner flag than a white shirt.

That's much better from Northern Ireland.

It's moved right to Conor Bradley but the youngster miscues and it flies over the crossbar.

Michael O'Neill gives an encouraging clap on the touchline.

Mark Sterling
BBC Sport NI at Windsor Park

We said before kick-off about how Northern Ireland fans are still getting used to these late Sunday night international kick-offs.

Well, if the first 10 minutes are anything to go by, they are warming up to them rightly.

The noise has been loud, led as ever by The Kop.

Worth a word for the visiting Finns, too. They are very much making themselves heard in the corner between the North and East Stands.

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

The same thing happened on Thursday night, we can't get a decent ball into the strikers and that means we can't get the midfield up to support them.

Conor Washington does well to hold off his man.

It's worked to Conor Bradley and Paddy McNair out wide but Jensen deals with it and Northern Ireland win a throw, which comes to nothing.

Teemu Pukki is almost found in the area but it rolls into the arms of Peacock-Farrell.

Conor Bradley looks to charge down the right but there's nobody available for a pass and he has to go backwards.

That's a familiar story in the early stages.

Northern Ireland come forward after a Finland move forward but Dion Charles plays a sloppy pass and any chance of a counter breaks down.

The party is still going in the stands, trying to get behind their team.

Dion Charles slides in to win the ball on the line near the corner and finds Jordan Thompson in the area.

He pokes it into the six-yard box but Alho hooks the ball pretty much off the line!

Great chance!

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

We can't keep the ball at the minute - every time we get it we give it away carelessly.

Northern Ireland are struggling to keep the ball, which is spending a lot of time in the Belfast sky after a massive game of tennis from both teams.

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

The one big difference between the teams tonight is Pukki, we know he can score goals. It's vital that the lads at the back, led by Cathcart, keep him quiet.

The Finns are knocking the ball about in the middle of the park but it's side to side, rather than anything meaningful forward.

It's a poor delivery in by Paddy McNair and the visitors clear.

Jamal Lewis skips away from his man but a loose pass allows Finland to play the long ball, but the charging Teemu Pukki is well dealt with by Ciaron Brown.

Bradley is now involved at the other end and wins a corner. Bright start!

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

There is a stark difference to the last few games here compared to the five or so minutes since the teams have come out here.

The noise is certainly here - I can hardly hear myself talking!

Finland pump the ball long and Conor Bradley wins an early free-kick after being thrown to the floor.

Off we go!

Mark Sterling
BBC Sport NI at Windsor Park

And there he is.

Michael O'Neill emerges for his homecoming and what a cheer that was.

He gives the fans a quick wave then takes his position in the home dugout.

No emotion, remember!

Here come the teams, here comes Michael O'Neill.

What a noise in Belfast.

It's time for the anthems.