stephen watson.ild up starts from seven — and there's coverage from northern ireland's match on radio ulster and the bbc sport website. michael carrick — the former manchester united midfielder, now coach — has been speaking about the depression he battled during his career. he says he struggled so much that he wanted to come home from the 2010 world cup in south africa as self—doubt wore away at him. but as he told me earlier, there have been lows — but also enormous highs over the remarkable years he played for united. so i started by asking which of his victories was his most memorable. moscow, winning the champions league. that was my best feeling. for about two minutes or so, that celebration, the adrenaline and the rush, that was incredible. i've never been able to replicate that. i don't think i ever will. even if i won the champions league again, i didn't think i'd be able to get that feeling again. it is for you the champions league final against barcelona in from 2000 and 920 don't win. ——

stephen watson reports.ormance and more clinical finishing a more skilful performance and more clinicalfinishing is a more skilful performance and more clinical finishing is what the northern ireland manager has requested the night in bosnia. we would like to see improvements front of goal, chances the other night we didn't take. in terms of being as competitive as we can, be played against a very powerful austrian tea m against a very powerful austrian team andi against a very powerful austrian team and i think that showed in terms of second ball in the game, they won more second ball than ours. basics to be honest at this level. we need to make sure not overpowered, and other times in the game in vienna we were a little overpowered. northern ireland lost the meeting between the sides in belfast despite dominating much of the match. the captain knows the challenge away from home will be greater. expecting a difficult game, a couple of world—class players in their ranks. it will be a different proposition an