TV and match information for Northern Ireland's upcoming friendlies against Guinea and France
Northern Ireland will prepare for the upcoming Nations League campaign as they get ready for two international friendlies in the coming days.
In what will be the first games since Michael O’Neill signed a four-year extension to his contract, the Green and White Army will face Guinea on Thursday (June 4), before locking horns with World Cup-bound France on Monday (June 8).
O’Neill has selected quite a youthful squad for the double-header as he aims to run his eye over several prospects within his squad.
Here’s a lowdown of everything you need to know ahead of this week’s international window.
When are the two friendlies?
The first friendly will take place on Thursday, June 4 against Guinea at Estadio Ciudad de La Línea in the Cadiz region of Spain.
Meanwhile, the second friendly against France is on Monday, June 8 at the Decathlon Arena - Stade Pierre-Mauroy on the outskirts of Lille.
What time is kick-off for the two games?
The match against Guinea will kick-off at 5pm in the UK.
Kick for the match against France in Lille is at 8.10pm in the UK.
How can I watch the games?
The game against Guinea will be shown live on BBC Two NI, with coverage starting from 4.45pm.
The BBC Two NI cameras will also be in Lille on Monday for the game vs France, with coverage getting under way at 7.30pm.
Both games will also be live on the iPlayer and available via the Red Button.
What are the betting odds?
Guinea – 12/5
Draw – 11/5
Northern Ireland – 21/20
*Odds are not available yet for the France vs Northern Ireland contest*