Northern Ireland’s job ‘certainly not done’ – Oxtoby

Date: Tuesday, 3 June, Kick-off: 18:00 BST

Tanya Oxtoby, manager of Northern Ireland, claims that the “job’s done” in the Nations League are “surely not overdone.”

Northern Ireland travels to Bosnia-Herzegovina with the knowledge that a win or draw would place them in a League A team’s promotion play-off.

However, if the Bosnians were to lose in Group B1, they would have to go through a number of combinations.

In the past year, NI have defeated Bosnia-Herzegovina in a dramatic 3-2 victory in the reverse Nations League game.

By no means do we anticipate just showing up here and expecting the end result, Oxtoby said.

“We need to make sure we are completely focused and that we can travel 100 mph.”

A promotion play-off against a League A side would be a good reward for the effort Oxtoby put in, despite the fact that it had been a “tough campaign.”

“I’d just be so happy for them because this window has been a really, really tough window,” said the player. “From a staff standpoint and a player’s perspective, I.

It’s also been a difficult campaign, and it’s the most satisfying thing to get paid for my efforts.

Oxtoby predicts her young squad will be “right up for it” in Zenica following the defeat on Friday, when Poland punished the hosts in a brutal first half.

We are aware of Bosnia’s threats and what we are trying to do in the future.

“We can only concentrate on ourselves, try to carry out what we’re trying to do, and give ourselves every chance to get the desired result.”

We are aware that we are in a very good position to influence our own destiny because the ball is in our court.