Northern Ireland players relish Windsor Park return against Hungary
Northern Ireland's Uefa Nations League match against Hungary will mark their first game in Belfast in 315 days.
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Northern Ireland's players are looking forward to returning to Windsor Park in Belfast as they host Hungary in the Uefa Nations League, according to the BBC.
The fixture will be the team's first game in Belfast for 315 days, ending a lengthy absence from their home ground.
The match forms part of Northern Ireland's Nations League campaign, giving the squad an opportunity to perform in front of their home supporters after an extended run of away or neutral-venue fixtures.
The source did not provide further details on team selection or the specific stakes of the match within the group standings.
Players have expressed enthusiasm about playing at Windsor Park again, according to the report, ahead of the fixture against Hungary.
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- NI players relish Windsor return against Hungary — BBC Sport
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