Kyle Lafferty joined former Northern Ireland teammate Niall McGinn in a 'Wings of Fire' challenge
Things got heated for Kyle Lafferty and Niall McGinn when they took on a challenge with a difference on the Open Goal podcast.
The spice factor ramped up with each round of questions, but the pair were allowed to 'phone a friend' if they were struggling to answer any of the teasers. READ NEXT: Glentoran players 'fully committed' to Declan Devine blueprintSo the obvious choice for his 'phone a friend' was Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill.
O'Neill also comically shot down Lafferty's adulation by saying: "If I had known it was you calling I wouldn't have picked up the phone". Lafferty and McGinn took on four rounds of spicy wings, starting off with Buffalo and ending with Da Bomb.
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