Northern Ireland
HungaryNorthern Ireland: 1. Charles - 4. Atcheson, 5. Hume, 15. McConville, 22. Brown Ci. - 19. Charles Sh. - 3. Devenny, 7. Galbraith, 14. Price (Magennis, 88), 16. Kelly (Charles Di., 70) - 10. Donley (Spencer, 70)
Substitution: Spencer (from 70); Charles Di. (from 70); Magennis (from 88)
Bench: 12. Hazard Co., 23. Peacock-Farrell - 6. Forbes, 17. McNair - 2. Devlin - 11. Smyth P., 13. Morrison K. - 9. O’Neill
Yellow Cards: Galbraith 16; Price 31; Donley 45; Charles Sh. 77
Hungary: 1. Toth Ba. - 3. Csinger, 6. Orban W., 11. Kerkez M., 14. Bolla (Osvath, 34) - 7. Szűcs (Toth A., 55), 10. Szoboszlai, 13. Schäfer - 15. Csongvai (Vitalis, 76), 17. Jurek (Barany, 55) - 16. Lukács (Tóth M., 77)
Substitution: Osvath (from 34); Toth A. (from 55); Barany (from 55); Vitalis (from 76); Tóth M. (from 77)
Bench: 12. Gundel-Takács Bence, 22. Pécsi - 4. Szűcs, 5. Markgráf, 18. Nagy Z., 19. Várkonyi
Yellow Cards: Csongvai 42; Orban W. 45
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