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Northern Ireland women's football team is progressing under Tanya Oxtoby, despite recent setbacks, showing improvement and resilience throughout competitive matches.

Northern Ireland's women's team secured a Euro 2025 play-off spot thanks to a dramatic late own-goal, showcasing resilience and teamwork under coach Tanya Oxtoby.

Tanya Oxtoby aims to transform the Northern Ireland women's football team into a competitive side through strategic changes and player development.

Joely Andrews is sidelined for the first leg of the Euro 2025 play-off due to illness.

Northern Ireland's team aims to embrace their match against Norway despite previous defeat, focusing on learning and improving.

Tanya Oxtoby's tenure as Northern Ireland manager has been positively received by Angela Platt, director of women's football at the Irish FA.

Despite some inconsistencies, Angela Platt praises the professionalism and standards brought by Oxtoby to the team, with an emphasis on player development.

Northern Ireland's resilience earned them a 1-1 draw against Croatia despite challenges, setting a strong foundation for the upcoming second leg.

Northern Ireland secured a 2-1 aggregate victory against Croatia, advancing to the Euro 2025 second-round play-off against Norway.

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Tanya Oxtoby emphasizes the team's readiness for the Nations League play-off second leg.

Key players like Lauren Wade and Demi Vance crucial in Northern Ireland's victory.