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681 vs Slovenia   - 682 - 683 vs San Marino UEFA Euro 2024 Qualifying Group H Sunday 10 September 2023, KO: 7:00 (local) KAZAKHSTAN (KAZ) 1-0 NORTHERN IRELAND (NIR) (H/T 0-1) Venue:  Astana Stadium, Astana Attendance: 28,458 Referee: Daniel Schlager (GER) Goals: KAZ: Maksim Samorodov 27 NORTHERN IRELAND: (green - white - green) Manager: Michael O'Neill Captain: Jonny Evans KAZAKHSTAN: (all yellow) Manager:  Magomed Adiyev (RUS) Captain: Ashkat Tagybergen PRE-MATCH: Northern Ireland Squad ( BBC ) Goalkeepers:  Bailey Peacock-Farrell (Aarhus, on loan from Burnley), Conor Hazard (Plymouth), Luke Southwood (Cheltenham) Defenders:  Jonny Evans (Manchester United), Craig Cathcart (unattached), Paddy McNair (Middlesbrough), Daniel Ballard (Sunderland), Ciaron Brown (Oxford United), Trai Hume (Sunderland), Eoin Toal* (Bolton Wanderers) Midfielders:  George Saville (Millwall), Gavin Whyte (Portsmouth), Jordan Thompson (Stoke), Ali McCann (Preston), Shea Charles (Southampton), Conor McMena

680 vs Kazakhstan - 681 - 682 vs Kazakhstan UEFA Euro 2024 Qualifying Group H Thursday 7 September 2023. KO: 8:45 (local) SLOVENIA (SVN) 4-2 NORTHERN IRELAND (NIR) (H/T 3-1) Venue:  Stožice Stadium, Ljubljana Attendance: 12,587 Referee: Marco Guida (ITA) Goals: KAZ: Sporar 3, Evans 17 (og), Sesko 42 , Sporar 56 ; NIR: Price 7 , Evans 53 NORTHERN IRELAND: (all green) Manager: Michael O'Neill Captain: Jonny Evans SLOVENIA: (all white) Manager:  Matjaž Kek Captain: Jan Oblak PRE-MATCH: Kilmarnock's  Brad Lyons receives a first call-up Northern Ireland Squad ( BBC ) Goalkeepers: Bailey Peacock-Farrell (Aarhus, on loan from Burnley), Conor Hazard (Plymouth), Luke Southwood (Cheltenham) Defenders: Jonny Evans (Manchester United), Craig Cathcart (unattached), Paddy McNair (Middlesbrough), Daniel Ballard (Sunderland), Ciaron Brown (Oxford United), Trai Hume (Sunderland), Eoin Toal* (Bolton Wanderers) Midfielders: George Saville (Millwall), Gavin Whyte (Portsmouth), Jordan Thompson (

Name: Brad Joseph Lyons Born: 26 May 1997, Ballymoney Height: 5.09 ft / 1.76 m Weight: Position: Midfielder Representative Honours: none Club Honours: (with Coleraine) Irish Cup Winner 2017/18 ; (with Kilmarnock) SPFL Championship Winner 2021/22. Club Career: Teams  ....  -Seasons- Signed -Fee- League- FA Cup FL Cup Europe Other   Coleraine . Blackburn .  18/9-20/1 Aug-18 Undis . 0(0)/0 St Mirren .  18/9  ....  Jan-19  . Loan 14(1)/1 2(0)/0 ............. 0(3)/0 Morecambe .  20/1  ....  Jan-21  . Loan  . 5(9)/1 0(1)/0  Kilmarnock 21/2-date Jul-21  . Free Biography: Kilmarnock midfielder awarded his first call-up in 2023.

Second Division Shield (1893-1958) Second Division Challenge Cup (1958-1992) EFL Championship Trophy (1993-date) [prev. top tier trophy] Second Division (1893-1992) Joe Miller (Middlesbrough 1927 & 1929) 1896 David Hannah* (Liverpool) [11/3] 1897 Bob Crone (Notts County) [11/0] 1898 Tommy Morrison (Burnley) [29/6] 1913 Jimmy McKnight (Preston North End) [3/0] 1922 Pat Nelis (Nottingham Forest) [10/6] 1926 Patrick McIlvenny (The Wednesday) [1/0] 1927 Joe Miller (Middlesbrough) [40/0] 1929 Joe Miller [2] (Middlesbrough) [40/0] 1931 Jimmy McCambridge (Everton) [1/0] 1947 Willy Walsh (Manchester City) [13/1] 1949 Ted Hinton (Fulham) [10/0] 1957 Willie Cunningham (Leicester City) [1/0] 1960 Peter McParland (Aston Villa) [41/22] 1963 Jimmy McIlroy (Stoke City) [18/6] 1965 Dave Craig (Newcastle Utd) [40/0] Jim Nicholson (Huddersfield 1970) 1966 Johnny Crossan (Manchester City) [40/13] 1967 Dave Clements (Coventry City) [40/4] 1968 Danny Hegan (Ipswich Town)

Limerick is the third-most populous urban area in the Republic of Ireland, but the city's football clubs have historically struggled for prominence against rugby and Gaelic games, particularly hurling. However, the city maintained a club in the senior leagues from 1937-2019 and again since 2021. Clubs/Names: Limerick FC (1937-1979), Limerick United (1979-1982), Limerick City (1982-1992), Limerick (1992-2006), Limerick 37 (2007-2008), Limerick (2009-2019), Limerick United (2020, name rejected), Treaty United (2020-date) League History: League of Ireland A Division [I]   (1937/38-1984/85) ; Premier Division [I] (1985/86-1990/91) ; First Division [II]   (1991/92) ; Premier Division [I] (1992/93-1993/94) ; First Division [II] (1994/95-2012) ; Premier Division [I] (2013-2015) ; First Division [II] (2016) ; Premier Division [II] (2017-2018) ; First Division [II] (2019) ; [no club in senior football in 2020, only in youth and women's league) ; First Division [II] (2021-date) Senior Ho

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