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Northern Ireland to play Malta in friendly after Turkey game is cancelled

Northern Ireland were scheduled to face Turkey in Antalya but the match was scrapped after the country was placed on the Government's red list for travel; they will now play Malta behind closed doors at the Worthersee Stadium in Klagenfurt

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Image: Ian Baraclough's squad will travel to Austria for a training camp prior to the game against Malta

Northern Ireland will play Malta in a friendly in Austria on May 31 after their trip to Turkey was cancelled.

Ian Baraclough's side were scheduled to face Turkey in Antalya on the same date, but the match was scrapped after the country was placed on the Government's red list for travel.

Instead, Northern Ireland will now play Malta in a behind-closed-doors match at the Worthersee Stadium in Klagenfurt.

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The squad are due to travel to Austria for a training camp prior to the game and, after facing Malta, they will head to Ukraine for a second friendly on June 3.

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