Northern Ireland B national football team

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Northern Ireland B
Nickname	Green & White Army, Norn Iron
Association	Irish Football Association
Home stadium	Windsor Park
FIFA code	NIR
First kit 　 Second kit
First international
Biggest win
Biggest defeat

Northern Ireland B is a secondary football team run occasionally as support for the Northern Ireland national football team. At times they have played other nation's full teams; they have also played matches against 'B' teams from other football associations.

Contents 1 Fixtures 2 Previous Matches 3 Top Scorer 4 Players in most recent game

[edit] Fixtures

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[edit] Previous Matches

• Republic of Ireland B 0-1 Northern Ireland B (February 11, 1998 at Tolka Park, Dublin)
• England B 4-2 Northern Ireland B (10 May 1994 at Hillsborough Stadium, Sheffield)

[edit] Top Scorer

• 1 Boyle

[edit] Players in most recent game

• Fettis (Blackburn)
• Roy Carroll (Wigan)
• Jenkins (Chester)
• McGibbon (Wigan)
• Murdock (Preston)
• Patterson (Luton)
• Aaron Hughes (Newcastle)
• Rowland (QPR)
• Kennedy (Watford)
• McCarthy (Birmingham)
• Danny Sonner (Ipswich)
• Mulryne (Man Utd)
• Robinson (Bournemouth)
• Michael O'Neill (Aberdeen)
• McMahon (Stoke)
• O'Boyle (St Johnstone)
• Hunter (Reading)
• Jeff Whitley (Man City)
• Lennon (Raith Rovers)
• Jim Whitley (Man City)

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