Where To Watch Northern Ireland Vs Belarus

Northern Ireland and Belarus faced off in a UEFA Nations League C3 match on Saturday, October 12, 2024. The game was played in Hungary behind closed doors due to UEFA sanctions on Belarus. With Northern Ireland aiming to rebound from a loss to Bulgaria, and Belarus and Bulgaria leading the group with four points each, the match was a crucial opportunity for Northern Ireland to close the gap and boost their chances of topping the group. The game was not broadcast on mainstream TV channels in the UK, but fans could watch it live on the Viaplay International YouTube channel.

Northern Ireland vs. Belarus live stream

Northern Ireland will take on Belarus in the UEFA Nations League Group C3 match at Windsor Park, Belfast. The game will kick off at 7:45 pm GMT on Friday, November 15, 2024.

The League C3 leaders, Northern Ireland, can take a huge step towards winning the group with a victory over Belarus. A win would seal their promotion to League B, with only the top team from Group C3 earning a direct spot.

The game will not be broadcast on mainstream TV channels in the UK. However, fans can watch the match live on Viaplay International's YouTube channel for free. Globally, the match can be streamed on GOAL.

For those listening in, the match will be available on BBC Radio Ulster, which can be tuned into via DAB radio, TV packages, or online through the BBC website or BBC Sounds app.

Northern Ireland vs. Belarus on TV

Northern Ireland vs. Belarus will not be broadcast on mainstream TV in the UK. However, football fans in the UK can watch the game via a live stream on Viaplay and on Viaplay International's YouTube channel for free. The game will kick off at 7:45 pm BST from Windsor Park, Belfast.

For viewers in the US, the match will be shown live on the Vix channel. Globally, the game can be streamed on GOAL.

If you're watching from outside your country of residence, you may need to use a VPN to access your preferred streaming platform.

Northern Ireland vs. Belarus kick-off time

The match between Northern Ireland and Belarus will kick off at 7:45 pm BST on Saturday, 12 October 2024. The game will be played at the ZTE Arena in Zalaegerszeg, Hungary.

Northern Ireland is currently in third place in Nations League Group C3, with three points, while Belarus is leading the group with four points. A victory for Northern Ireland would be a huge step in the right direction, and their hopes will be boosted by the game being played without fans in attendance due to a UEFA ban on Belarus.

The match will not be broadcast on live TV in the UK, but fans can watch it live on the Viaplay International YouTube channel for free. For those who want to listen to the match on the radio, it will be available on BBC Radio Ulster.

Northern Ireland vs. Belarus odds

Northern Ireland vs Belarus odds

The odds for Northern Ireland vs Belarus are as follows:

Bet365 odds:

• Belarus: 7/2
• Draw: 11/5
• Northern Ireland: 9/10

Bet365 betting tips:

• Under 2.5 Goals & BTTS No: +125
• Northern Ireland to win to nil: -111
• Conor Bradley Over 1.5 Shots: -150

Ratingbet odds:

• Northern Ireland: 1.52
• Draw: 4.16
• Belarus: 8.4

Ratingbet prediction:

Northern Ireland has a strong home advantage. Although there is a slight risk, we’re backing them to win with a "-1.0 goal" handicap (odds – 2.01).

Northern Ireland vs. Belarus team news

Northern Ireland faced Belarus in a UEFA Nations League C3 match on 12 October 2024. The game was played at the ZTE Arena in Zalaegerszeg, Hungary, and resulted in a 0-0 draw.

Northern Ireland's Bailey Peacock-Farrell was sidelined due to injury, and regular defender Jonny Evans had retired from international duty, so manager Michael O'Neill had to make adjustments to the team's defence and goalkeeping line-up. Mansfield Town's Christy Pym was brought in as cover for the injured Peacock-Farrell, and he competed with Luke Southwood and Pierce Charles for the starting goalkeeper position.

The return of Jamie Reid, who had missed the September matches due to a blood clot, was a boost to Northern Ireland's attacking options.

Northern Ireland's possible starting XI:

• Southwood
• Hume
• McNair
• Toal
• Brown
• Lewis
• Bradley
• Saville
• S. Charles
• Price
• D. Charles

Substitutes:

• Peacock-Farrell
• Hazard
• Charles
• Southwood
• Pym
• Clarke
• Bradley
• Lewis
• Hume
• Ballard
• McNair
• Toal
• Spencer
• Donnelly
• Brown
• Charles
• Galbraith
• Price
• Lane
• McCann
• Saville
• Evans
• Thompson
• Boyd-Munce
• Lyons
• Johnston
• Marshall
• McCausland
• Reid
• Taylor
• Smyth
• Lavery
• Magennis
• McMenamin

For Belarus, Ivan Bakhar was out due to injury, but they could still count on key players like Dmitri Antilevski and Yevgeni Shikavka, with Alyaksandr Martynovich adding experience in midfield. Antilevski and Shikavka were expected to start in the attacking line.

Belarus' possible starting XI:

• Lapoukhov
• Volkov
• Martynovich
• Zabelin
• Karpovich
• Yablonsky
• Ebong
• Pyachenin
• Gromyko
• Shikavka
• Antilevski

Substitutes:

• Pavlyuchenko
• Lapoukhov
• Ignatovich
• Plotnikov
• Volkov
• Martynovich
• Pechenin
• Politevich
• Polyakov
• Karpovich
• Pavlovets
• Nechaev
• Zabelin
• Moskalenchik
• Parkhomenko
• Pigas
• Ebong
• Gromyko
• Yablonski
• Klimovich
• Kireev
• Kaplenko
• Korzun
• Bocherov
• Kovalev
• Barkovskiy
• Selyava
• Morozov
• Shikavka
• Shumansky
• Kontsevoj
• Antilevski
• Bakhar
• Melnichenko

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