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Latvia U21
03-31 19:00
1 - 3
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Northern Ireland U21
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Latvia U21
Northern Ireland U21
Attacks
69
91
Dangerous Attacks
38
59
Ball Possession
41
59
On Target
2
5
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End 1-3
95′
1-3
D. Moses
Assist: Brannigan
90′
R. Donnelly
E.Kenny
84′
josh briggs
83′
D. Robinson
79′
C.Barry
S.Brown
79′
Brannigan
Aodhan Doherty
79′
E.Evelons
K. Mežsargs
75′
matthew orr
74′
D. Moses
M.Kirk
68′
1-2
E.Kenny
Assist: M.Kirk
67′
k.cesnieks
R. Kragliks
50′
G.Zaleiko
Halftime 1-1
43′
J.Russell
29′
1-1
M.Kirk
14′
1-0
K. Mežsargs
Assist: R. Kragliks
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Match Info
The UEFA European U21 Championship qualification match between Latvia U21 and Northern Ireland U21 on March 31, 2026, ended in a 3-1 away victory for Northern Ireland. The result was a significant boost for the visitors' qualification hopes and a setback for the Latvian side in their campaign. Northern Ireland took control of the match early, establishing a comfortable lead before halftime. Latvia managed to pull a goal back in the second half to create some tension, but Northern Ireland sealed the three points with a late third goal to confirm the victory. The match was defined by Northern Ireland's clinical finishing and organized defensive structure, which effectively neutralized Latvia's attacking efforts for large periods. The result sees Northern Ireland climb the qualification table, putting them in a strong position for a playoff spot, while Latvia will need to regroup quickly to keep their slim chances alive. The Northern Ireland manager praised his team's professionalism on the road, while the Latvian coach acknowledged the need for greater concentration in both boxes. The starting lineups featured the next generation of talent from both nations, with Northern Ireland's attackers proving the difference on the night.