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
Northern Ireland 2-0 San Marino
Conor Washington almost had the briefest of cameo appearances.
Moments after entering the fray a poor challenge on Lorenzo Lazzari goes to a VAR review.
Replays suggest that Washington stamped on the midfielder, but the referee gives him a yellow card, much to the relief of the majority inside Windsor Park.
Northern Ireland 2-0 San Marino
A triple change for Northern Ireland as Michael O'Neill looks to add a greater attacking threat after a lull in the game.
Youngsters Isaac Price and Callum Marshall are on along with Conor Washington.
Jonny Evans, Josh Magennis and the star of today Paul Smyth depart after a solid afternoon.
Daniel Ballard takes the captain's armband.
Northern Ireland 2-0 San Marino
John O'Neill
Former Northern Ireland defender on BBC Radio Ulster
We have got to start hitting the front men quicker, this has been awful.
This is the best period of the game San Marino have had.
Northern Ireland 2-0 San Marino
Rebecca Keegan
BBC Sport NI at Windsor Park
How has that not gone in?!
Fans had already started cheering before that ball went agonisingly wide from Dale Taylor
Image source, Pacemaker PressNorthern Ireland 2-0 San Marino
Dale Taylor should have added a third for for Northern Ireland.
Josh Magennis slips the ball through to the teenager, and with just the goalkeeper to beat, he drags his low shot wide.
The flag stayed down, but Taylor lacked the composure to score his first goal for his country.
Image source, Pacemaker PressNorthern Ireland 2-0 San Marino
Jim Magilton
Former Northern Ireland midfielder on BBC Sport NI
I would be livid in terms of why we are not moving the ball quicker, why it's not one or two touches and why we aren't exposing them down the flanks.
When you score goals as easily as we scored goals, then the opportunity is there for you to score more.
Northern Ireland 2-0 San Marino
Paul Smyth weaves his way through a number of challenges before being fouled by Lorenzo Capicchioni.
Paddy McNair takes the free-kick and plays in an inviting delivery, with Dale Taylor at the back post heading over the crossbar.
Northern Ireland 2-0 San Marino
Paul Smyth gave his jacket to a young mascot ahead of kick-off in a cold Windsor Park.
He wasn't quite as nice to San Marino in that first half and he will hope to continue to be a thorn in their side as Northern Ireland look for a third goal.
Image source, InphoNorthern Ireland’s Paul Smyth gives a mascot his jacket
Northern Ireland 2-0 San Marino
Warren Feeney
Former Northern Ireland striker on BBC Radio Ulster
The intensity needs to go up and every time the ball goes wide, they need to get it into the box.
Northern Ireland 2-0 San Marino
Matteo Vitaioli kicks off the second half for San Marino, can Northern Ireland add to their advantage?
Northern Ireland 2-0 San Marino
Simone Franciosi goes off at the break to be replaced by Alessandro D-Addario.
HT: Northern Ireland 2-0 San Marino
Jim Magilton
Former Northern Ireland midfielder on BBC Sport NI
Michael will be delighted being 2-0 up, but I don't think he'll be happy with the overall performance.
I think when you score early there's a relief and with relief comes lethargy and a lack of intensity, but I'm surprised Jonny hasn't instilled a greater tempo into the game.
HT: Northern Ireland 2-0 San Marino
Rebecca Keegan
BBC Sport NI at Windsor Park
A strong first half performance from Northern Ireland has fans on their feet as the half-time whistle goes.
They will be hoping for more of the same in the second half.
Image source, BBC SportThe half-time whistle goes
HT: Northern Ireland 2-0 San Marino
John O'Neill
Former Northern Ireland defender on BBC Radio Ulster
Overall, Thompson has had a great game and I thought Smyth has had a good game on the wing. The rest of the team have done none nothing wrong, but we really need a little bit of an injection of pace.
Try and get the crowd going, try to play with a little bit more tempo and we will score more goals.
Northern Ireland 2-0 San Marino
A positive first half for Northern Ireland, with early goals from Paul Smyth and Josh Magennis gives Michael O'Neill's side a comfortable advantage at the break.
Smyth and Dale Taylor also had goals ruled out for offside, with Northern Ireland dominating the contest at Windsor Park.
Smyth has been Northern Ireland's best player so far, causing San Marino all sorts of problems with his direct running and off the ball movement.
The hosts will be keen to add to the score line in the second half and create more clear cut chances.
Image source, BBC SportHT score in Windsor Park
Northern Ireland 2-0 San Marino
A deep corner falls to Daniel Ballard at the back post, and he heads the ball back in towards Paul Smyth.
The ball hits the QPR forward before deflecting off Simone Franciosi and going behind.
Smyth could have had a first half hat-trick!
Northern Ireland 2-0 San Marino
John O'Neill
Former Northern Ireland defender on BBC Radio Ulster
The players seem to be reluctant to take a chance. Especially when in the final third, but if there was ever a game to take chances in, this is it.
Northern Ireland 2-0 San Marino
Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill will be pleased what he has seen with his side in this first period as we enter four minutes of additional time in the pouring rain in Belfast.
Image source, BBC SportNorthern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill
Northern Ireland 2-0 San Marino
John O'Neill
Former Northern Ireland defender on BBC Radio Ulster
Thompson, Lewis and Taylor on that left hand side are destroying them.
Image source, Pacemaker PressNorthern Ireland 2-0 San Marino
Jamal Lewis picks up the first yellow card of the game for catching Simone Franciosi with a late lunge.