The 2026 BetMcLean Cup Final at Windsor Park sees the coming together of the ‘Big Two’ in a cup decider for the first time in 16 years. The famous stadium is sure to be reverberating with noise and awash with colour when the teams take to the pitch for what is a highly anticipated final....
Sunday at Windsor Park Glentoran are the opposition for Sunday’s BetMcLean Cup final. Kick off is 3.00pm and gates open at 1.30pm for all supporters. Match Tickets and admission This game is ALL-TICKET, with Linfield supporters accommodated in The South & Railway Stands. Glentoran fans will be in the North & Kop Stands. Linfield supporters...
Linfield Football Club are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of former player-manager Billy Campbell, who has died at the age of 81. Campbell was a respected figure in the club’s history, during his time he managed to win one of Linfield’s 57 Irish League titles. During his playing career he was well known...
Fans are reminded of the specific offences created by the Criminal Justice Act NI 2011 in relation to football matches- · Possession of/ throwing Fireworks/ Flares · Throwing Articles capable of causing injury · Going on to the Playing area · Sectarian Chanting Maximum Use of CCTV/ Video Evidence will be utilised as part of...
“Many thanks to those who contributed to the raffle ahead of the game with Portadown. Glenda was the winner of the signed 2024/25 Linfield shirt and a fantastic £500 is on its way to the NI Hospice”. – Ian Cummings
The Linfieldfc.com Man of the Match Sponsored by Ronnie Morrison at last night’s game was Darragh Leahy. Settling into life at Windsor Park. Darragh was presented his award by Linfield Director Jonathan Lamont.
David Healy spoke to Linfield TV after last night’s win over Portadown.
Linfield bounced back from last week’s disappointing defeat to Cliftonville at Solitude with a 3-1 victory over Portadown at Windsor Park last night. The Blues leapfrog Coleraine into third position by a point, although the Bannsiders have a game in hand. Portadown remain eighth. The Linfield team featured two changes from last week’s match against...
Your Linfield team for tonight’s #SportsDirectPrem clash with Portadown at Windsor Park.
Everyone at Linfield Football Club is saddened to hear of the passing of lifelong Blueman, Billy Ireland. Billy was originally from the Shankill Road area of Belfast and has been supporting the Blues for over 80 years. He worked in Belfast Power Station East and lived most of his life in the Belvoir Park estate...