'Huge challenge' but WC draw 'suits' NI - O'Neill

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'Huge challenge' but WC draw 'suits' NI - O'Neill

Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill says he would have welcomed his side's World Cup qualifying pool before the draw and believes being in a four-team group is beneficial.

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