That is all from us following wins for both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland in the Women's Nations League.

The Republic edged past Hungary 1-0 courtesy of an own goal for their fifth straight win in the competition.

You can read the report from that game here.

That result coupled with Northern Ireland's 4-0 win against Albania, boosted their hopes of securing a promotion play-off to League A.

A double from Simone Magill as well as goals from Danielle Maxwell and Megan Bell secured an impressive victory for Northern Ireland in Tirana.

You can read the report from the Northern Ireland game here.

Next up is a titanic clash between Northern Ireland the Republic at Windsor Park on Tuesday evening, a game live on the BBC iPlayer and BBC Two.

Thanks for joining us tonight and we hope to see you then, good night.

The Republic of Ireland make it five wins from five in the Women's Nations League with a scrappy 1-0 victory against Hungary at Tallaght.

The Republic were below par for most of the contest with Henrietta Csizar's unfortunate own goal the difference between the sides.

Northern Ireland, who the Republic of Ireland play next, will be delighted with the result as it keeps them three points ahead of Hungary in the race for second place and the promotion play-off place.

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There will be four minutes of additional time at the end of the game in Tallaght, is there time for any late drama?

The game is fizzling out here as we near injury time.

It has been far from a vintage Republic performance.

Emoke Papai tries her luck from range but fires well wide.

That will suit the Republic as we enter the final 10 minutes.

Despite their lead the Republic have continued to struggle to break down the well drilled Hungarian defence.

Hungary are still dangerous on the counter-attack and will be pressing to get at least a point from this game to keep them in the mix for promotion to League A.

Heather Payne's looping strike almost catches out Reka Szocs, who better safe than sorry, tips the effort over the crossbar after it had bounced in front of her.

Another dangerous corner delivery from Megan Connolly to the near post is glanced just over the crossbar by Emoke Papai.

That was almost another unfortunate own goal.

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If there was ever a goal to sum up this game, then we've just had it.

Another change for the Republic as Sinead Farrelly replaces Tyler Toland, who like many out there, was quiet tonight.

Katie McCabe concedes a free-kick for a trip on Henrietta Csizar.

It was a needless foul which showed McCabe's frustration as she has struggled to get into the game tonight.

Eileen Gleeson turns to the bench to try and help the Republic break the deadlock.

The experienced Lucy Quinn and Jamie Finn are on for Izzy Atkinson and Ruesha Littlejohn.

Caitlin Hayes is inches away from breaking the deadlock.

She gets on the end of Megan Connolly's corner and her goal bound header is cleared off the line by Hannah Nmeth.

That has got the crowd going again at Tallaght.

Dora Zeller stings the palms of Courtney Brosnan with an effort from outside the area.

The Republic have been sloppy in possession at the start of this half.

Kyra Carusa gets the second half underway for the home side. Can they make the breakthrough in the second period?

A double change for Hungary at the break Fanni Vachter and Evelin Fenyvesi go off to be replaced by Bernadett Zagor and Emoke Papai.

Earlier, Northern Ireland produced their finest display under Tanya Oxtoby to beat Albania 4-0 in Tirana.

Simone Magill scored a double either side of half-time with Danielle Maxwell and Megan Bell also finding the net.

The win moves Oxtoby's side into second place, the promotion play-off spot, in Group B1 ahead of Hungary.

Read the report from the game here.

It is goalless at the break in Tallaght after a disappointing first period from the Republic.

Kyra Carusa and Denise O'Sullivan squandered good chances, but they have struggled to break down a stubborn Hungarian side, who have had chances of their own.

Eileen Gleeson will expect more from her side going forward in the second half.

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Kyra Carusa scurries down the right hand side, reaching the by-line before pulling the ball back to try and find Katie McCabe in the box.

The cut-back was behind the Arsenal midfielder however, which sums up the Republic going forward so far, they lack composure with the final pass.