It's been some month for Justin Devenny. A Premier League debut, a first international call-up and a first cap for Northern Ireland - let's hope he's bought a lottery ticket this week.
After starting in the Premier League for Crystal Palace against Fulham, the 21-year-old was announced in Northern Ireland's senior squad for the November international break.
"I was buzzing when I received the call," he said. "I was already on a high from the weekend, making my debut.
"But as soon as I saw the call I was delighted. I've told my Mum and my family were all happy for me."
The experience alone was set to be an important one, but late in the draw against Luxembourg, Devenny was told to warm up by manager Michael O'Neill.
Soon, he was given the nod, and came on to make his international debut, a special moment in any player's career.
"It's obviously a very proud moment for myself," he said. "It's been a crazy week in general but it's something that I don't want to stop here.
"I want to keep getting more and more, whether that's club or country. I feel like there are opportunities there for me, so I just need to take advantage of them.
"The fans were great from the start to the very end. We dominated the game and the result maybe didn't do it justice, but it was a very proud [moment] and the noise just makes you feel comfortable."
