With eight points from four games, Northern Ireland show real progress through what manager Michael O'Neill calls "one of the most enjoyable windows" he has had in international football.

Northern Ireland concluded a successful four-game UEFA Nations League window with a 0-0 draw against Georgia at Windsor Park. Michael O'Neill's side collected eight points across 11 days, remaining top of Group B2. Isaac Price missed an 83rd-minute penalty for the hosts, who secured two away wins and two home draws during the international break.
The campaign featured four consecutive clean sheets despite injuries to key players like Conor Bradley and Daniel Ballard. Young defenders Ruairi McConville and Tom Atcheson impressed throughout the fixtures. O'Neill praised the maturation of his young squad, which remains in contention for promotion and favorable seeding for Euro 2028 qualifying.
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