""Windsor Park will probably be at its best over the two games so we have to manage the expectations of that," Bradley said on Thursday."
""I've a lot of faith in the team. We have a really good group of players."
""We feel more prepared than we did for the last Euros campaign. We've a bit more experience now and hopefully that will help us.""
Northern Ireland began World Cup qualifying with a 3-1 win at Luxembourg and a battling 3-1 defeat to Germany in Koln. Serge Gnabry opened the scoring for Germany, Isaac Price equalised, and Nadiem Amiri and Florian Wirtz secured victory for Germany. Northern Ireland sit second in Group A and will face Slovakia at Windsor Park, then Germany three days later. Northern Ireland have won each of their last four competitive home matches by an aggregate 11-0 and have strong home form. Confidence and added experience underpin belief that the squad can challenge top opponents.
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