Wales vs Northern Ireland Tickets

Wales vs Northern Ireland is a classic all-British clash, combining familiarity with real edge whenever these two sets of supporters meet. Their recent encounters around Euro 2016 showed how tight the margins can be, with games often decided by a single moment rather than long spells of dominance.

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Wales vs Northern Ireland Match History

Wales vs Northern Ireland, 25 June 2016 – Wales 1–0 Northern Ireland, Parc des Princes, Paris

In the Euro 2016 round of 16, a tight, hard-fought contest was settled when Gareth Bale’s low cross forced Gareth McAuley into turning the ball into his own net with fifteen minutes left. Northern Ireland had defended superbly up to that point, but Wales’ late pressure and extra attacking intent proved enough to send them into the quarter-finals for the first time in their history.

Wales vs Northern Ireland, 24 March 2016 – Wales 1–1 Northern Ireland, Cardiff City Stadium, Cardiff

This Euro 2016 warm-up friendly saw Northern Ireland take the lead on the hour mark through Craig Cathcart, finishing low from inside the area after a set-piece situation. Wales pushed for a response and were rewarded late on when Simon Church was fouled by McAuley, converting the resulting penalty in the 89th minute to earn a draw and lift the home crowd.

Wales vs Northern Ireland, 27 May 2011 – Wales 2–0 Northern Ireland, Aviva Stadium, Dublin (Nations Cup)

In this Nations Cup encounter on neutral ground, Wales claimed a comfortable win thanks to goals either side of half-time, with their greater attacking sharpness proving decisive. Northern Ireland had spells of possession but struggled to create clear chances, while Wales’ forwards made better use of the openings that came their way.

Wales vs Northern Ireland tickets

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