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2020/21 - 2021/22 Tranfers (summer 2020 - winter - summer 2021) - Cups, Ups & Downs Transfers none yet confirmed Released Corry Evans (Blackburn Rovers) Lancashire Telegraph Shane Ferguson (Millwall) FLW Caolan Lavery (Walsall) Express & Star Ben Reeves (Plymouth Argyle) Plymouth Live

208 vs Czechoslavakia - 209 - 210 vs England 1958 FIFA World Cup Finals - Quarter-Final Thursday, 19th June 1958. KO: 19:00 (local) NORTHERN IRELAND (NIR) 0 - 4 FRANCE (FRA) Venue: Idrottsparken, Norrköping (SWE) Attendance: 11,800 Referee: Juan Gardeazabal Garay (SPA) Linesmen:  Goals: NIR: - ; FRA: Wisnieski (44) , Fontaine (55, 63) , Piantoni (68) NORTHERN IRELAND: (green - white - green) Manager: Peter Doherty Captain: Danny Blanchflower Line-Up: 1  Harry Gregg (Manchester United) 5 Dick Keith (Newcastle United) 3 Alf McMichael (Newcastle United) 4  Danny Blanchflower (Tottenham Hotspur) 2 Willie Cunningham (Leicester City) 13 Tommy Casey (Newcastle United) 7 Billy Bingham (Sunderland) 8 Wilbur Cush (Leeds United) 14 Jackie Scott (Grimsby Town) 10 Jimmy McIlroy (Burnley) 11 Peter McParland (Peter McParland) FRANCE: (blue - white - red) Coach: Albert Batteux Captain: Rober Jonquet Line-Up: 1  Claude Abbes (AS Saint-Etienne) 4  Raymond Kaelbel (AS Monaco FC) 13  Armand Penverne (S

176 vs Wales - 177 - 178 vs Scotland Festival of Britain International Match Saturday, 12th May 1951. KO: 15:00 (local) IRELAND (IRE) 2-2 FRANCE (FRA) Venue: Windsor Park, Belfast Attendance: 24,000 Referee: Arthur Ellis (ENG) Linesmen: Goals: NIR: Ferris (9 pen), Simpson (62) ; FRA: Baratte (16), Bonifaci (28) NORTHERN IRELAND: (green - white) Manager: Committee Captain: Jackie Vernon Line-Up: Ted Hinton (Millwall) Len Graham (Doncaster Rovers) Alf McMichael (Newcastle United) Danny Blanchflower (Aston Villa) Jackie Vernon (West Bromwich Albion) Ray Ferris (Birmingham City) Billy Bingham (Sunderland) Kevin McGarry (Cliftonville) Billy Simpson (Rangers) Billy Dickson (Chelsea) Johnny McKenna (Huddersfield Town) FRANCE: (blue - white - red) Head Selector: Gaston Barreau Coach: Pierre Pibarot Captain: Roger Marche Line-Up: Julien Da Rui (CO Roubaix-Tourcoing) Guy Huguet (AS Saint-Etienne) Roger Marche (Stade de Reims) Antoine Cuissard (AS Saint-Etienne) Robert Jonquet (Stade de Reim

 658 vs USA - 659  - 2022 FIFA World Cup - European Qualifying Group C Wednesday 31st March 2021. KO: 19:45 BST NORTHERN IRELAND (NIR) 0-0 BULGARIA (BUL) (H/T 0-0) Venue: National Stadium at Windsor Park, Belfast Attendance: (behind closed doors due to COVID-19 pandemic) Referee:  Yigal Frid (ISR) Assistant Referees:  Nati Dotan (ISR), Matityahu Yakobov (ISR) Fourth Official:  Snir Levy (ISR) Goals: NORTHERN IRELAND (green, white, green) Manager: Ian Baraclough Captain: Steven Davis Team: Peacock-Farrell; Ballard [Smith 74 ], J. Evans, Cathcart, Lewis; Dallas, Davis, McNair, Saville [Kennedy 74 ]; Whyte [McGinn 64 ], Magennis [Lafferty 82 ] Subs: Hazard (gk), Hughes (gk); C. McLaughlin, McGinn, Charles, Lafferty, Ferguson, C. Evans, Thompson, McCann, Smith, Kennedy Booked: McNair 33 , Saville BULGARIA (red, green, red) Head Coach: Yasen Petrov Captain: Georgi Kostadinov Team:  Naumov; Hristov, Antov, Hristov, Yomov [], Vutov [Iliev 45 ], Kostadinov [Vitanovat 44 ], Chochev, Tsvetano

657 vs Italy - 658 - 659 vs Bulgaria International Challenge Match Sunday, 28th March 2021. KO: 17:05 BST NORTHERN IRELAND (NIR) 1-2 UNITED STATES (USA)  (H/T 0-1) Venue: National Stadium at Windsor Park, Belfast Attendance: (behind closed door due to Covid-19 Pandemic) Referee: Rob Jenkins Assistant Referees: Fourth Official: Goals: NIR McGinn 88 ;   USA Reyna 30 , Pulisic 59 (pen) NORTHERN IRELAND:  (green shirts, white shorts, green socks) Manager: Ian Baraclough Captain: Kyle Lafferty 3-5-2 Hazard; Ballard [Smith 79 ], McLaughlin, Brown; Kennedy [McGinn 67 ], Thompson, Saville [McCann 60 ], Evans [McNair 60 ], Ferguson [Lewis 60 ]; Lafferty, Lavery [Charles 60 ] Subs: Peacock-Farrell (gk), Hughes (gk); Lewis, McGinn, Charles, Dallas, McCann, McNair, Whyte, Cathcart, Magennis Bookings: Saville 44 USA:  (white shirts, navy shorts, navy socks) Head Coach: Gregg Berhalter Captain:  Christian Pulisic 3-4-3 Steffen; Long [Richards 63 ], Miazga, Ream; Dest [Reynolds 45 ], Acosta [de l

The Scottish League Championship trophy Awarded to the best team in Scotland until 1998 and the winner of the second tier (currently the Championship) since This weekend, Northern Ireland captain, Steven Davis had his fourth Scottish title win confirmed, as Rangers ended their decade-long championship drought, and Celtic's hopes of an historic 10-in-a-row. The following players have been crowned Scottish champions, whether by the Scottish Football League (1890-1998) , Scottish Premier League (1999-2013) , or the current governing body, the Scottish Professional Football League (since 2014) . It is telling that no (Northern) Ireland player has ever won a Scottish title medal with a club other than the Old Firm giants - Rangers and Celtic. (players are assumed to have claimed a medal only if they have made 10 or more appearances, or other mitigating factors leading to a medal award are known) 7 Bertie Manderson (Rangers) 1917/18, 1919/20, 1920/21, 1922/23, 1923/24, 1924/25, 1926/27 6