
Northern Ireland will come up against previous European Championship foes when they travel to Ukraine for a testing international friendly in Dnipro.
The Green and White Army suffered heartbreak when they fell to an extra-time defeat to Slovakia in their bid to qualify for this summer’s tournament.
The hosts, who face the Netherlands, North Macedonia and Austria in Group C, are 8/13 to come away victorious at Dnipro-Arena as we look at some Ukraine v Northern Ireland betting tips.
Baraclough secured his first victory in 90 minutes as Northern Ireland boss at the 12th attempt of asking with a 3-0 win over Malta last weekend.
It was the first time his side had scored more than once during his tenure as Jordan Jones and Ali McCann opened their international goal accounts in Austria.

This will be the sixth meeting between Northern Ireland and Ukraine but the Green and White Army will have fond memories of their last fixture in June 2016.
It was in the group stages of Euro 2016 and Michael O’Neill’s men secured their first major tournament victory since 1982 with a 2-0 success in Lyon – which was also their only win against the Yellow and Blue.
Gareth McAuley headed them in front before a hailstorm briefly halted proceedings, with Niall McGinn crowning the triumph with the final kick of the game.
Northern Ireland made it the last 16 before falling to Wales while Ukraine were the first team to be eliminated from the tournament shortly after the defeat and will be desperate for a better showing this summer.
Ukraine: Trubin, Kryvtsov, Mykolenko, Tymchyk, Matvyenko, Stepanenko, Shaparenko, Marlos, Makarenko, Zubkov, Besedin.
Northern Ireland: Peacock-Farrell, McNair, Cathcart, McGinn, Jones, Dallas, Thompson, McCann, Whyte, Magennis.
Andriy Shevchenko could rotate his Ukraine squad for the friendly as he fine-tunes his starting line-up ahead of the Group C opener against the Netherlands on June 13.
Marlos, despite being an elder statesmen in the squad at 32, will get his first taste of tournament football after the Brazilian-born forward gained Ukrainian citizenship in 2017 and has impressed during Shakhtar Donetsk’s run in the Champions League this season.
Dynamo Kiev’s rising star Viktor Tsygankov will be a player to watch out for this summer, having netted five times in 24 caps for his country, and it is 4/1 for the 22-year-old to score and Ukraine to win.
Baraclough is likely to put out a similar line-up to the Malta clash, where he fielded a more experienced team from the start before blooding youngsters in the second half.
An option to support all the stats come together in the #YourCall market, where both teams to score, over 2.5 goals and either team to win is priced at 7/2.
All odds and markets correct as of date of publication