Northern Ireland vs Austria LIVE: Nations League latest score, goals, odds, how to watch on TV and stream online
Follow all the action from the game in Belfast
Northern Ireland welcome Austria to Belfast in what is effectively a dead-rubber in Group B3.
Northern Ireland will want to reclaim some pride nonetheless as Michael O’Neill’s side are yet to register a point, and are already guaranteed.
Austria drew 0-0 with runaway Group B3 Leaders Bosnia-Herzegovina on Thursday, but a squad that includes Bayern Munich’s David Alaba will want to finish off their Nations League campaign with a win. Follow it live:
Match preview
What time does it start?
Northern Ireland vs Austria kicks off at 5:00pm (GMT) on Sunday 18th November.
Where can I watch it?
Northern Ireland vs Austria will be shown live on Sky Sports’ Main Event and Football channels from 4:30pm (GMT), and can be streamed on Sky Go online.
Highlights will be on Sky Sports Football at 9:30am (GMT) on Monday 19th November.
Player to watch…
Marko Arnautovic: The West Ham forward scored the only goal in Austria’s 1-0 win against Northern Ireland last month, and will be his country’s main attacking threat on Sunday. The 29-year-old has amassed 76 caps and 20 goals for Austria, and will be looking to add to that tally up against Jonny Evans and Craig Cathcart.
Form guide…
Northern Ireland: LLWLLD
Austria: LWLWLD
Odds…
Northern Ireland to win: 9/4
Austria to win: 6/5
Draw: 47/20
(Odds provided by 888 Sport)
For some pre-match reading, here's the excellent Jonathan Liew on that Northern Ireland 0-0 Republic of Ireland friendly:
Good afternoon and welcome to The Independent's live coverage of Northern Ireland against Austria in Group B3.
This is a dead rubber with Northern Ireland already relegated and Austria firmly in second behind Bosnia and Herzegovina, but an intriguing game nonetheless.
TEAM NEWS
Michael O'Neill has named his starting lineup for today's game in Belfast.
No Marko Arnautovic then for the visitors this evening.
A big miss, but still plenty of quality in their side, most notably utility-man David Alaba.
Austria's 0-0 draw with Bosnia and Herzegovina on Thursday ensured the group will finish with the three teams in their current positions.
10 minutes until the game gets underway at Windsor Park.
Northern Ireland have had a fairly wretched campaign and Michael O'Neill's men will be keen to salvage some pride with victory today.
Anthem time in Belfast.
There appears to be a healthy contingent of travelling Austria fans.
A minute's applause ahead of kick off to honour the life of longtime Northern Ireland kit man Derek McKinley who sadly passed earlier in the week.
Kick off is imminent.
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