Conor Bradley: 'We are a young side and we don't really fear anybody'
Conor Bradley believes youth can be a strong point for Northern Ireland as Michael O'Neill's latest transformation of the team takes shape.
The 20-year-old's first international goal secured a 1-0 victory over Scotland on Tuesday to continue a promising run of results.
Northern Ireland have followed victory over Denmark in the final Euro 2024 qualifier in November with a draw against Romania in Bucharest and a first Hampden triumph in 50 years.
O'Neill fielded an inexperienced starting line-up in Glasgow, including five players under the age of 23, and his players responded with a performance full of spirit as they frustrated Scotland.
Bradley said: "We have really taken a lot from this camp. We have worked at our game and how Michael wants us to play. We will take a lot of confidence from the results.
"We are a young side and we don't really fear anybody. We just want to play our game.
"At times we can maybe play a bit more football and be a bit braver on the ball, but that will come with a bit of experience and I think we will just keep getting better."
First international goal
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