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Why O'Neill needs 'glass half full' approach amid injury crisis

BBC Sport Friday, 17 November 2023
Ahead of Northern Ireland's penultimate Euro 2024 qualifier away to Finland, manager Michael O'Neill explains how he remains upbeat as injury crisis reaches new levels.
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