The Northern Ireland national football team represents the nation in international competitions under the jurisdiction of the Irish Football Association. Based at Windsor Park in Belfast, the team plays in the dark green kit that has become iconic for its supporters. The team's history is rich with passionate performances, most famously during its golden era in the 1980s under manager Billy Bingham. That squad, featuring legendary goalkeeper Pat Jennings and striker Gerry Armstrong, famously reached the 1982 FIFA World Cup finals, defeating hosts Spain along the way, and again qualified for the 1986 tournament. In the modern era, under the management of Michael O'Neill, Northern Ireland experienced a renaissance, qualifying for the UEFA Euro 2016 finals and reaching the knockout stages, a campaign built on tremendous team spirit and defensive organization. The team's culture is defined by its incredibly loyal and vocal fan base, who rally behind the anthem "Sweet Caroline" and create an intimidating atmosphere at home matches. While currently in a rebuilding phase, the Northern Ireland team continues to embody the fighting spirit and pride of its nation on the football pitch.