Group H: Northern Ireland 3-0 San Marino (F/T)
Paul Smyth gives N Ireland an early lead
Josh Magennis doubles the advantage on 11 minutes
Conor McMenamin comes off the bench to score the third
NI beat San Marino 2-0 in their last meeting in March
FT: Northern Ireland 3-0 San Marino
That is a wrap as Northern Ireland beat San Marino 3-0 at Windsor Park to pick up their second victory in Group H.
You can read the match report from the game here.
We will be back on Tuesday when Northern Ireland host group leaders Slovenia.
See you then!
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Jim Magilton
Former Northern Ireland midfielder on BBC Sport NI
Michael O'Neill will be furious with Paddy McNair missing the game [against Slovenia]. As a senior player, who has been able to handle big game experiences, he will be very upset.
You maybe have to rethink how you're going about the game on Tuesday.
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Jim Magilton
Former Northern Ireland midfielder on BBC Sport NI
I don't think there's anybody that has a bad word to say about Smyth because of his worth ethic, his attitude, the way he applies himself in training and obviously the way he has applied himself today, he was fabulous.
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Jim Magilton
Former Northern Ireland midfielder on BBC Sport NI
Sometimes when you're in a game like this and the opposition are so bad you tend to draw on negatives rather than positives.
The positives are you win a game 3-0, Magennis scores, Smyth scores and McMenamin scores. That's the big positive. I think they will be the three that start the next game.
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John O'Neill
Former Northern Ireland defender on BBC Radio Ulster
I think you have to start with Smyth on Tuesday, he was absolutely excellent.
Taylor had a great game, the only thing is that the opposition is going to be stronger and better and Michael will have to have a look at that, but for his first start Taylor did really well.
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John O'Neill
Former Northern Ireland defender on BBC Radio Ulster
I think we have to be better, we have to be more clinical against teams like this. Considering we're struggling for goals, we could have racked up six goals and that would have been good for confidence, but I don't think we have enough experience in the team to do that.
They spent too much time on the ball, there was too much emphasis on possession and not taking their chances in the final third. That will come when the lads get more experienced and become better players, but they're never going to have an easier game.
I don't think Michael has answered the question of who starts upfront.
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Paul Smyth speaking on Viaplay after the game: "I was just playing with a smile on my face and enjoying it. The whole team played really well and we are delighted to get the win.
"The crowd were brilliant today, I think they expected us to win, but they pushed us on to get the goals. Hopefully they are the same on Tuesday".
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A moment to savour for Conor McMenamin, who scored a late third for Northern Ireland with a close range finish for his first goal for his country.
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John O'Neill
Former Northern Ireland defender on BBC Radio Ulster
The last ten minutes Northern Ireland played slightly better, there were more balls going into the box, but, I think overall, they'll be slightly disappointed that they haven't preformed better.
Northern Ireland 3-0 San Marino
Northern Ireland get back to winning ways with a routine win at Windsor Park.
It is only their second victory in the group, and their first home win since September 2022.
Paul Smyth, who was superb for Northern Ireland in the first half, opened the scoring with a fine finish, before Josh Magennis added a second.
Substitute Conor McMenamin scored a late third soon after his introduction to wrap up the victory.
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A late blow for Northern Ireland as Paddy McNair picks up a yellow card which will rule him out of Tuesday's game against Slovenia.
Northern Ireland 3-0 San Marino
Isaac Price is frustrated with himself as he squanders a good chance to score.
The substitute latched onto a cross into the box and took a few touches before blazing over the crossbar from close range.
He should really have hit the target there.
Northern Ireland 3-0 San Marino
There will be four minutes of additional time in the game with Northern Ireland still pressing for another goal.
Northern Ireland 3-0 San Marino
Rebecca Keegan
BBC Sport NI at Windsor Park
There it is!
An instant impact from the substitute Conor McMenamin.
Northern Ireland will be glad to see that hit the back of the net after San Marino were starting to come into the game.
Conor McMenamin (81 mins)
Conor McMenamin has his first international goal for Northern Ireland!
Conor Washington burst into the box before stinging the palms of Elia Benedettini with a fierce volley.
The ball then broke to McMenamin, who sorted his feet out before squeezing home Northern Ireland's third to secure all three points.
It was an immediate impact from the St Mirren winger, who had been on the pitch for less than two minutes before scoring.
Image source, BBC SportNorthern Ireland goal
Northern Ireland 2-0 San Marino
John O'Neill
Former Northern Ireland defender on BBC Radio Ulster
You have to hand it to San Marino, they are working very hard.
They haven't thrown the towel in, everyone is trying to close down as best they can.
Northern Ireland 2-0 San Marino
Michael O'Neill also opts to make two more changes.
Brodie Spencer takes Jamal Lewis' place.
Dale Taylor, who had a goal disallowed in the first half, makes way for Conor McMenamin, who will be keen to continue his impressive performances in a green shirt.
Northern Ireland 2-0 San Marino
Another change for San Marino, as Lorenzo Capicchioni departs to be replaced by Luca Ceccaroli.
Northern Ireland 2-0 San Marino
Isaac Price has been in the thick of the action since his introduction from the bench, clipping in a delightful ball which just evades Dale Taylor.
He then sees a looping deflected effort from inside the area land in Elia Benedettini's arms.
Northern Ireland 2-0 San Marino
Two substitutes Isaac Price and Callum Marshall almost made an instant impact.
Price drove forward into the area before seeing his low shot beaten away by Elia Benedettini.
The rebound falls to Marshall, whose diving header is also saved by the goalkeeper.
A glimpse of what those two youngsters can do.