Northern Ireland have already beaten Luxembourg at home. Paddy McNair and Dan Ballard got the goals in a 2-0 victory at Windsor Park back in September. O'Neill is without several players for this game, however, with Ciaron Brown's suspension adding to his defensive problems. McNair, Eoin Toal and Jamal Lewis are already out.

Kept things tidy and helped organise the defence during a brief Luxembourg flurry towards the end of the first half. A natural leader, he will feel the frustration of Northern Ireland yielding to a draw more than most.

Currently sitting atop Group C3 with 10 points, Northern Ireland will secure promotion if they avoid defeat at Stade de Luxembourg. Alternatively, they will advance if Bulgaria fail to beat Belarus in the group’s other fixture. This pivotal night promises tension and drama.

There are plenty more, so many that Monday's team against Luxembourg is the youngest starting XI for a full Northern Ireland international since World War Two. Top NI football statistician Marshall Gillespie shared the record on his X account, with the average age coming in at just 22.2 years.

The match takes place on Monday 18 November with kick-off set for 7.45pm GMT at the Luxembourg Stadium in Luxembourg City, Luxembourg. Fans cannot find tonight’s match on live TV, though they can stream it online on YouTube via the ViaPlay International channel.

Northern Ireland can seal Nations League promotion when they face Luxembourg tonight. Only the side finishing top of Group C3 will go straight up to League B, with the second-placed nation earning their spot in a promotion play-off.

Northern Ireland will want to finish their Nations League Group C3 campaign in style when they take on Luxembourg tonight. A point for Michael O'Neill's men will be enough for them to win the group and secure promotion.

Northern Ireland have an opportunity to win their UEFA Nations League group and secure promotion against Luxembourg on Monday.