Northern Ireland were not overly superior, but they were effective and defeated San Marino 2-0 away, with Dion Charles scoring twice to get the play-offs ...
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Two goals from Bolton striker Dion Charles gave Michael O'Neill a winning start to his second spell as Northern Ireland manager in Serravalle.
I’m pleased with a lot of aspects of the performance. But we’ve got three points on the board and hopefully we can add to that.’ ‘We had three days of preparation with a group of players and a new coaching staff, and everything that goes along with that, but the players did everything we asked of them. ‘I’m delighted with the win obviously. Charles’ Bolton teammate Conor Bradley, on loan to Wanderers from Liverpool, was the other standout player as he raided up and down the right flank. ‘Thankfully tonight I got my second start and two international goals.
The Bolton striker broke his international duck with a superb brace against San Marino.
"It is brilliant for me to carry my club form into the international window. There are one or two things that clearly we need to improve upon as well. And we have done that tonight. "We also finished the game with three 19-year-olds and that is a positive." "But the players did everything we asked of them, and I am pleased with many aspects of the performance. "It is a great start to the campaign.
Bolton striker Dion Charles took the headlines with his first international goals earning the victory in O'Neill's first match back in charge, but just as ...
What I see is a player who is learning so much every day and when he came into our environment I think he demonstrated that.” His game intelligence is very high for a player of that age. “Shea’s a very, very good player which we knew,” O’Neill said. “Two international games is a lot to ask a young player to play in the space of three days so we have to be mindful of that in terms of the team that we select on Sunday.” “Conor played pretty much as he always has every time I’ve gone and watched him,” O’Neill said. “What I see from Conor is a lad that because of his attitude, he’s got his feet firmly on the ground, he’s only going to continue to improve and he really does have a big future in front of him.”
The goals were little surprise given he has bagged 18 in 42 appearances for Bolton this term.