Northern Ireland Stuart Dallas draws parallels between Michael O’Neill’s current young squad and the team that qualified for the European Championships in 2016. Despite missing the injured Leeds United midfielder, Northern Ireland defeated Scotland 1-0, displaying a solid defensive performance reminiscent of their successful campaign in 2016.
Dallas emphasizes the team’s defensive strength, particularly in recent matches against Denmark, Romania and Scotland. The team’s ability to withstand pressure and defend well from set-pieces has been highlighted. Although possession remains an area for improvement, there is optimism among supporters due to the promising performances of younger players such as Conor Bradley, Shea Charles, Isaac Price and Trai Hume.
Despite missing key players like Jonny Evans and Steven Davis, O’Neill has successfully managed the team’s transition with younger players stepping up to fill the gaps.
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