Oxtoby 'trusts the process' ahead of first home game with Albania

Monday, 25 September 2023
Tanya Oxtoby says she is confident her Northern Ireland side are "in a good place" ahead of Tuesday's Women's Nations League game at home to Albania.

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Northern Ireland Part of the United Kingdom

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