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Northern Ireland striker Kyle Lafferty believes tomorrow's game against Hungary will be the "biggest game" of their players' careers.

Northern Ireland forward Kyle Lafferty has said that tomorrow's match against Hungary will be the 'biggest game' of his teammates' careers.

Michael O'Neill's side will qualify for Euro 2016 with a win and Lafferty admitted that he never imagined that they would be in this position with three games remaining.

The 27-year-old told the Belfast Newsletter: "The players know that this is the biggest game of their careers - win and we create history.

"We want to do it so much for the fans and they deserve it. It should be a very special night at Windsor."

Lafferty has been ever-present for Northern Ireland during qualifying, scoring six goals in seven games.

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