Northern Ireland will welcome Hungary to Windsor Park on Monday evening as part of the Uefa Nations League Group B2 campaign.
The gap between that victory and the upcoming fixture against Hungary is just over five weeks short of a year.
Form at home has been robust during this period, with seven wins recorded in nine matches played at Windsor Park.
That current run stands in sharp contrast to the preceding nine games at the same venue, where only San Marino and Kosovo were defeated.
The latter result came late on, with a goal scored in the 94th minute securing a narrow win.
Away from home, performance levels have been mixed, having secured just two victories out of twelve competitive fixtures prior to this season.
Since October 2023, Germany remains the only team to leave Derry having won against Northern Ireland.
That previous encounter ended with a 1-0 scoreline on a night when the hosts failed to convert several significant opportunities.
In the interim period, the squad has participated in five international matches across various locations.
Their journey began with a World Cup play-off defeat by Italy in Bergamo during March and concluded with a triumph over Georgia last Friday.
The fixture against Hungary follows this recent success on the road.
No specific outcome regarding the match result or future implications is currently confirmed beyond the scheduled appearance.
Northern Ireland Football Association has confirmed the venue and opponent for the upcoming contest.