Northern Ireland vs Hungary 0-0

Northern Ireland and Hungary finished level at 0-0 in Budapest after missed chances at both ends and a first half full of bookings rather than goals.

The opening 45 minutes brought four yellow cards before the break. Ethan Galbraith was booked in the 16th minute, Isaac Price followed on 31 minutes, Áron Csongvai saw yellow in the 42nd minute, and Jamie Donley was booked three minutes into first-half stoppage time. Michael Andrew Martin O'Neill was also booked four minutes into stoppage time, while Willi Orbán went into the book five minutes into stoppage time. It remained 0-0 at half-time.

Hungary made two changes on 55 minutes, sending on Alex Tóth for Tamás Szűcs and Donat Barany for Gabor Jurek, while Northern Ireland made two changes on 70 minutes with Brodie Spencer replacing Jamie Donley and Dion Charles coming on for Patrick Kelly. Hungary then replaced Áron Csongvai with Milan Vitális on 76 minutes and Dániel Lukács with Milan Tóth on 77 minutes, before Northern Ireland brought on Josh Magennis for Isaac Price on 88 minutes. The visitors had 64% possession and 580 passes to Northern Ireland's 326, but they managed only one shot on target from 13 attempts, compared with Northern Ireland's three from 10. Northern Ireland also had more corners, 3-2, and more saves, 3-1, while both sides finished with 15 fouls.

Northern Ireland were booked four times and Hungary twice. Ethan Galbraith, Isaac Price, Jamie Donley and Shea Charles were the Northern Ireland players cautioned, while Hungary's yellow cards went to Áron Csongvai and Willi Orbán. There were no red cards.