Northern Ireland's national football team has received a boost with the inclusion of two new players in their squad for the upcoming Nations League matches against Ukraine and Hungary. Manchester United goalkeeper Dermot Mee and Portsmouth forward Eoin Kenny have been handed their first call-ups to the team. Mee, a 23-year-old former Northern Ireland underage international, will add competition to the team's first-choice goalkeeper Pierce Charles. Kenny, 20, is the son of former Republic of Ireland manager Stephen and has made one league appearance for Portsmouth since joining the club in July. The team's manager, Michael O'Neill, has made these selections as part of his preparations for the matches, which will take place in November. The team is currently unbeaten at the top of League B2 and can earn promotion to the top tier for the first time if they top the group. Northern Ireland has been impressive in their recent performances, including a 3-0 victory over Ukraine and a goalless draw against Hungary. The team's goal is to top the group and secure a play-off spot for Euro 2028. The squad for the upcoming matches includes a mix of experienced and young players, with a total of 23 players selected. The team will face Ukraine at Windsor Park on November 14 and then travel to Hungary on November 17.