Northern Ireland's under-15 boys' team have progressed to the knockout phase of the world governing body's youth tournament following an emphatic performance in the qualifying round.
Representing the Irish Football Association, the squad won all four fixtures in Group AA during the inaugural FIFA World Cup for Under-15 boys' teams staged in Azerbaijan.
The side defeated New Caledonia, who represent the Oceania Football Confederation, to claim their place among the top 32 nations out of 189 participants.
Conleth O'Neill struck first in the opening minute before Dara Donnan added two more goals within the first twelve minutes of play.
Midfielder Corey Harkin provided an assist for Mulholland's second strike after driving down the left flank to deliver the ball to the striker.
Captain Michael Mulholland netted twice, including a goal in the opening seconds, as Northern Ireland turned on the style against their opponents.
The match took place on Saturday as part of the qualifying group stage which saw the home side secure three points from four available fixtures.
They will now play further games in the knockout phase to determine their overall position within the tournament.