That is all from us after Northern Ireland hold Romania to a 1-1 friendly draw in Bucharest.

You can read Andy Gray's match report from the game here.

We will be back on Tuesday for Northern Ireland's second friendly of this international window as they face Scotland at Hampden Park.

Thanks for joining us this evening, see you Tuesday!

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Keith Gillespie
Former Northern Ireland winger on BBC Radio Ulster

The game on Tuesday will be a much stiffer test without a shadow of doubt.

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

It's the old saying 'you can only play what is in front of you.'

Going into the game we thought the fact that they had walked through their group so easily in qualifying that they would put us after severe pressure, but we dealt with anything they threw at us and scored the best goal of the game.

Don't forget that you can watch highlights from the game on BBC One NI and the BBC iPlayer, tonight at 10:40pm.

You'll find Match of the Day on the BBC iPlayer here

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Jim Magilton
Former Northern Ireland midfielder on BBC Sport NI

It's a positive result built on another positive result in the last game.

It's all part of the learning curve and if you look at the first half performance and the counter attacking style, it worked wonders for them.

Elsewhere this evening, Northern Ireland's next opponents Scotland were beaten 4-0 by the Netherlands in Amsterdam.

Tijjani Reijnders smashed the Dutch in front before the break, but Scotland had chances and hit the woodwork twice.

Gini Wijnaldum headed in Netherlands' second goal, with Wout Weghorst and Donyell Malen adding the gloss.

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

I think it's a great learning experience for all of them and the fact they were able to see the game out and not concede any goals late on is a huge learning point for them.

Andy Gray
BBC Sport NI

Overall, that was a pretty good showing from Northern Ireland, who were solid in defence and looked dangerous on the counter attack.

After defeating Denmark in November, that's another bit of momentum in Northern Ireland's favour as Michael O'Neill builds for the future.

Remember, the average age of the starting team was just 23.5. The future is looking bright.

Now, it's onto Scotland at Hampden Park.

It ends in a draw at Bucharest, a fair result after a below par second half.

Jamie Reid opened the scoring early for Northern Ireland on his debut in the first half, before Dennis Man replied with an equaliser for Romania.

Neither side created much in the second half, but Northern Ireland will be pleased with the result considering the young side they put out and the good run of form Romania are on.

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Substitute Deian Sorescu picks up a yellow card for a late challenge on Conor McMenamin. It didn't look like a good challenge.

There will be four minutes of additional time, can either side find a late winner?

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

Conor Bradley reminds me a lot of Jonny Evans.

Evans makes it look so easy as he anticipates the danger and is there, there is no last ditch challenges from him as he reads the game so well and Bradley has that as part of his game as well.

Radu Drăgușin floats an aimless ball out of play. That sums up the lack of quality in the second half, particularly from the home side.

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

When you look at the two teams, them going to the Euros and us starting over again and building a new team, the result will mean more to us that it will to them.

Ianis Hagi tries his luck from range, but it is a comfortable take for Bailey Peacock-Farrell, who hasn't really been tested in this second half.

Paddy McNair is over zealous in his attempts to win the ball up against George Puşcaş and he receives a yellow card.

Despite it being a friendly this has been a feisty affair.

The ball bounces favourably for Paddy McNair, whose bobbling half volley from outside the box is smothered by Florin Niță

Three more changes for Romania as Andrei Burcă, Răzvan Marin and Dennis Man go off to be replaced by Adrian Șut, Bogdan Racoviţan and Ianis Hagi.

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

You would love to see Jamie Reid at Windsor Park on a good night, he would certainly bring a lot to the game.

Nicolae Stanciu clips in a dangerous cross which Paddy McNair does well to head behind for a corner.