Pressure? What pressure.

Northern Ireland were expected to beat Luxembourg at Inver Park tonight, and they did so comfortably.

They went on the attack in the first minute and did so at will pretty much for the rest of the game.

They could have scored more than the four goals delivered by Marissa Callaghan, Rachel Furness, Emily Wilson and Lauren Wade, but in truth they didn't need to.

A Rachel Furness penalty in the second half that struck the post did not prove costly.

Read Andy Gray's match report from Inver here.

All roads now lead to Windsor Park on Tuesday night for Kenny Shiels' side and, with Latvia providing the opposition, he will no doubt be keen to make it two World Cup qualifying wins from two.

Thanks for joining us joining us tonight - we'll have you covered for more of the same on Tuesday night. See you then.

Gail Redmond
Ex-Northern Ireland international on BBC Sport NI

Andy Gray
BBC Sport NI at Inver Park

Kenny Shiels will be wondering how his side only scored four, but that was a thoroughly professional display.

All eyes move to Windsor Park on Tuesday...

No bother for Northern Ireland at Inver Park tonight.

They were expected to beat Luxembourg and they have done so at a canter.

First-half goals from Marissa Callaghan, Rachel Furness and Emily Wilson were added to by Lauren Wade - after Furness had struck a post with a penalty - midway through the second half.

Kirsty McGuinness deserves special mention, too, for an outstanding performance on the left wing for Kenny Shiels' side.

As if the night could not get any better for Demi Vance on her return from a long-term injury, but the Rangers player is now is possession of the captain's armband.

That will mean a lot for the former Glentoran midfielder.

She might be playing out wide on the left, but Kirsty McGuiness has been running the show for Northern Ireland tonight.

Almost every single home attack has come down that side, with her deliveries into the box of the highest quality.

She has also just come within inches of scoring a smasher herself, too, with her well-hit left-foot shot skimming the top of the crossbar. If ever anyone deserved a goal.....

The picture says it all, really.

Emily Wilson got her first Northern Ireland goal in the first half - and my goodness did she enjoy it.

Image source, Press Eye

Gail Redmond
Ex-Northern Ireland international on BBC Sport NI

Andy Gray
BBC Sport NI at Inver Park

The tempo has certainly dropped compared to the relentless first half but the introduction of Demi Vance and Kerry Beattie has brought some life back into the game.

Vance, back after an ACL injury, is a huge player for this team and Beattie is tipped for big things after netting 22 goals for Glentoran this season.

The pair nearly combined seconds after coming on, and Beattie has just fired an effort wide. That's more like it from the hosts.

It's been a long road back to fitness for Demi Vance and she caps it off by coming off the bench here on the hour-mark.

That will be a popular return for the Rangers player who suffered a long-term knee injury almost a year ago against Belarus.

Young Glentoran striker Kerry Beattie has also come on for Northern Ireland. She knows where the net is.

Image source, Press Eye

Wow.

We didn't expect that.

Rachel Furness strikes the post with a 51st-minute penalty.

The spot-kick was given for a Jessica Berscheid handball but the Liverpool midfielder could not convert what would have been her second goal of the night.

Rachel Furness has celebrated plenty of goals for Northern Ireland.

Thirty-two to be precise after her headed effort tonight.

And she's been threatening a second ever since.

Image source, Press Eye

Second half as started in Larne.

Northern Ireland on the attack already with a corner, that Rachel Furness heads over.

She's been like a magnet to the crosses from McGuinness.

Andy Gray
BBC Sport NI at Inver Park

That was a slick and professional first-half performance from the hosts.

Luxembourg will need a miracle to get a way back into this one, so this could be a good opportunity for Kenny Shiels to bring on a few fresh legs and give the Inver Park crowd a show as the game goes on.

There's a great buzz about the place after that first-half display.

Emily Wilson really wanted that goal.

Rachel Furness was unlucky with a lovely free-kick, but when it came back off the post Wilson was determined to seize her opportunity to grab her first Northern Ireland goal.

Gail Redmond
Ex-Northern Ireland international

Anyone hoping for an upset tonight may look elsewhere.

Bit of a stroll in the (Inver) Park for Northern Ireland in that first half.

They should have scored through Emily Wilson in the first minute, and they never really took the foot off the gas from then.

Marissa Callaghan got the ball rolling with a lovely lob, Rachel Furness got her customary goal with a commanding header and Wilson then made up for that early miss with her first senior international goal.

It's easy for the hosts. Kenny Shiels might be looking to give some players a breather in the second half.

Andy Gray
BBC Sport NI at Inver Park

Having spoken to Emily Wilson in the past that was a moment she has thought about for a long, long time.

She refused to let her head drop after that earlier missed chance and she finally got her reward. You just have to look at the celebration to see how much that meant.

That was the biggest cheer of the night so far.