Linfield can confirm that tickets for Saturday's Sports Direct Premiership fixture at The Oval against Glentoran will go on sale tomorrow morning for Members and Season Ticket holders only. Tickets must be purchased from the club Superstore at Windsor Park at the following times: Thursday: 10am – 1pm & 1.30pm – 8pm Friday: 10am –...
Supported by more than 1,250 travelling fans, Linfield recorded a hard-fought victory over Carrick Rangers at the Loughshore Leisure Arena in their final pre-split Premiership fixture this evening. Carrick came into the game needing to win by five goals to clinch a top six spot, whilst Linfield were hoping to keep the pressure on leaders...
David Healy speaks to Linfield TV following our 3-2 win over Carrick Rangers at Taylors Avenue.
Matchday 33 of the Sports Direct Premiership sees Linfield hit the road to play Carrick Rangers at the Loughview Leisure Arena, Taylor's Avenue, (7.45pm k.o. with pay at the gate available). The teams have already met twice this season with the spoils shared at Windsor Park (3-3), but Linfield took all 3 points at Taylor's...
Tomorrow night (Tuesday 2nd April) Linfield travel to Carrickfergus as we take on Carrick Rangers in our final league match before the split. The match will take place with a 7.45pm kick-off at Taylor's Avenue. Carrick have informed us that there will be both pay at the gate and online ticketing available. Get tickets HERE.
It was certainly a Good Friday for Linfield who deservedly booked their place in the Final of the Clearer Water Irish Cup tonight with a 3-1 win over Glentoran at The Oval. After much rainfall and some doubts throughout the week, it was full steam ahead after The Oval passed a 2pm pitch inspection, and...
Match photos from Linfield’s 3-1 win over Glentoran in the Irish Cup Semi-Final at the Oval.
Kyle McClean speaks to Linfield TV after his performance and two goals helped us to a 3-1 win over Glentoran in the Irish Cup Semi-Final.
David Healy speaks to Linfield TV after our 3-1 win over Glentoran to send us to the Irish Cup final.
The Irish FA have confirmed that the pitch at the BetMcLean Oval has passed inspection and the Irish Cup Semi-final will go ahead as planned.