Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill has said that the possibility of qualifying for Euro 2016 is beyond anyone's wildest expectations.
A win over Hungary at Windsor Park on Monday would see Northern Ireland qualify for a European Championship for the first time in 14 attempts.
"We are in a situation we could only dream of at the start of the campaign," O'Neill told BBC Sport. "It is a fantastic position to be in.
"It was a really good performance - we dealt with the setback of losing a goal and came strong again in the second half.
"We picked up three points, and got through the game without any injuries or suspensions - we could not have asked for more."
Northern Ireland are currently top of Group F after playing eight of the 10 matches.
