ISAAC Price made a difference at both ends of the game to win 1-0 with Iceland in the last match before the World Cup qualifiers.
Price sang a dull first half to go ahead of the first half, but when Hakon Haraldsson suffered a little hand before time, Brodie Spencer rejected the goal, and after Brodie Spencer was sent to defense scrap, he had to leave his line.
Michael O’Neill would have expected a simpler night ahead of autumn. But you will be encouraged by the way you deal with adversity to maintain a clean sheet with a young side.
Steven Davis and Jonny Evans, who recently retired before the kickoff, have two Euro 2016 squads who have earned more than 100 caps from North Ireland.
But even though the game happened two days after the funeral, there was no recognition of Peter Mcparland. MCPARLAND, who scored five goals in North Ireland in the 1958 World Cup, died at the age of 91 last month.
On Saturday, O’Neill made five changes in Copenhagen in Denmark, and made five changes in the 2-1 defeat, and made a long-awaited debut with Ronan Hale after switching from the Irish Republic.
He rarely saw the ball at the beginning of the game because he could not make anything nor.
But in 36 minutes, Northern Ireland took the lead in Price from Price and Price who talked about how much confidence he had after moving to West Brom in January.
George Saville won the Arnor Ingvi Traustason, and was caught in such a big challenge, and the referee Morten Krogh gained the advantage. The ball ran as a price.
George Sabil during the victory with Iceland
North Ireland was finally awakened, and during the first half of the strike, Hale was one inch from his debut goal, and Trai UME blinked on the cross of Justin Devenny and then shot in Crossba.
Ethan Galbraith replaced Paul Smyth during the break and was the first international goal of the header with a header from Sheea Charles’ free kick in 56 minutes.
Then Hale burst into the box and went beyond the desperate diving of the Brentford goalkeeper Hakon Valdimarsson, but his low cross exceeded the price.
The mood changed completely in 57 minutes. Spencer entered the foot race with Haraldsson, and Captain Iceland went down to the play with the smallest hand. Crogs immediately produced red cards with Spencer.
Northern Ireland had to defend the box, and as the temperature rose, Iceland had a pressure.
Before the KRISTIAN HLYNSSON cleaned Andri Gudjohnsen’s header before the narrowly spread, the Goalscorer Price was turned into a defensive hero in 67 minutes.
During the strike, goalkeeper Pierce Charles maintained a point blank header in ISAK Johannesson and North Ireland.