Northern Ireland can give Windsor Park fans more to roar about, insists Jamal Lewis
Northern Ireland full-back Jamal Lewis outpaces Denmark’s Rasmus Kristensen during the hosts' 2-0 victory
Jamal Lewis applauds the Northern Ireland supporters following the famous 2-0 victory over Denmark at Windsor Park
Northern Ireland defender Jamal Lewis takes on Denmark's Morten Hjulmand during the hosts' 2-0 victory at Windsor Park
Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill looks on during his team's 2-0 victory over Denmark
Spirits were high at full-time following Northern Ireland's 2-0 victory over Denmark in Euro 2024 qualifying
Northern Ireland’s Jamal Lewis says it was a ‘special feeling’ seeing Windsor Park rocking again during the shock 2-0 victory over Denmark and is hoping for more of the same moving forward.
Lewis was one of many stars to deliver a big performance on Monday night as Michael O’Neill’s team ended a dismal Euro 2024 qualifying campaign with a flourish.
Defensively, the Newcastle United ace – on loan at Watford – was solid in his role at wing-back, while in attack, he caused the Danes problems, starting the brilliant move that led to Isaac Price’s opening goal on the hour prior to a late strike from Dion Charles which sealed the deal and a morale-boosting victory, as well as the country’s first points in Group H outside of wins over bottom side San Marino.
Jamal Lewis applauds the Northern Ireland supporters following the famous 2-0 victory over Denmark at Windsor Park
The atmosphere inside a packed Windsor was electric in the second half, bringing back memories of O’Neill’s successful spell in charge first time around.
“It’s been a long time since a night like that and having that special feeling,” said Lewis.
“I’ve missed a couple of fixtures through injury, but I can’t recollect the last
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