Don't forget we'll have live coverage of Denmark vs Northern Ireland across TV, radio and the website tomorrow night.

We'll be live on BBC Two NI and BBC iPlayer from 17:40 with Stuart Dallas and Josh Magennis on hand with their expert analysis.

There's live radio commentary on BBC Radio Ulster and BBC Sounds from 17:45 with George McCartney and Keith Gillespie in the pundits chairs.

And of course, we'll have live text build-up from 17:00 on BBC Sport website with full text commentary and in-play clips during the game.

Michael O'Neill on Saturday's opponents: "Denmark have a great squad and have been consistent in their selection. They've had tough games in that period but the Danish players are well known to us. They are playing for top clubs across Europe but that's the benchmark. We have players stepping up to that level and hopefully that exposure continues."

Trai Hume, who will captain Northern Ireland tomorrow: "I think we've got a lot more experience under our belts and we've definitely improved. We're scoring a lot more goals and we're stronger defensively so hopefully we can show that tomorrow night."

On number of games played this season: "I'm fresh and ready. I love coming away and playing for my country, we love coming away and playing games. It's a lot of games but I wouldn't change it to be honest."

Michael O'Neill on NI facing Denmark on Saturday:

"We want the players to relish these games and not fear them. We want to put the players in that mindset.

"It's a good opportunity for the players to show they are making good progress with their club sides. I would rather have a game like this that has an edge to it with the standard of the opposition."

The manager has taken his seat alongside Trae Hume in Copenhagen so hit the play button above to watch.

It's been a fruitful season for four members of O'Neill's squad in Copenhagen.

Trae Hume and Dan Ballard both helped Sunderland seal promotion to the Premier League while Conor Bradley went one better and won the Premier League title with Liverpool!

And don't forget about history-maker Justin Devenney who played his part in helping Crystal Palace win the FA Cup - their first major trophy!

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It's been a long old football season but it's not over just yet.

As Northern Ireland get ready for their World Cup qualifiers in September, they are preparing with two friendlies - starting with Denmark in Copenhagen on Saturday evening.

Michael O'Neill will be addressing the media ahead of that game shortly and we'll bring you live coverage of it on this page.

And don't forget, you can watch Denmark v Northern Ireland live across BBC Sport on iPlayer, BBC Two NI and the website from 17:40 BST.