Linfield begin 2026 on home soil with Bangor the welcome visitors to Windsor Park (3pm k.o., all-ticket). The teams have already met twice this season, both at Clandeboye Park, with Linfield winning 3-0 and 1-0. Bangor have made a seamless transition from the Championship to Premiership after an absence of 16 years and sit 7th...
Linfield’s frustrations continued last night as the Blues dropped to fifth place and now trail League leaders Larne by 14 points following the Blues’ 3-1 defeat away to Coleraine in the Sports Direct Premiership. David Healy made four changes to the team which started Boxing Day’s 1-0 defeat to Glentoran – three of which were...
Photos from our 3-1 loss to Coleraine last night.
The winning ticket in the Boxing Day 50/50 draw was a blue ticket number 4436. The winner of the £430 prize was Eddie Booth from Ballymena. Thanks to all who purchased a ticket and to our volunteer sellers. Please note that due to unavailability of volunteer sellers, there will be no 50/50 draw this Saturday...
David Healy speaks to Linfield TV after our 3-1 defeat against Coleraine at The Showgrounds in the final game of 2025.
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Is Coleraine v Linfield on TV tonight? Yes! You can catch the game live on BBC iPlayer from 7.40pm.
Linfield head north to the Causeway Coast for the last game of 2025 where they will meet Coleraine at The Showgrounds (7.45pm k.o. all-ticket). The game will be streamed live on the BBC iPlayer. These teams have already met twice this season, sharing the points in draws at The Showgrounds (2-2) and Windsor Park (1-1)....
David Healy MBE reacts to our 1-0 defeat on Boxing Day at home to Glentoran.
Glentoran took the ‘Big Two’ bragging rights from the annual Boxing Day derby this afternoon, with Joe Thomson’s first-half strike enough to ensure the Glens would win at Windsor Park on Boxing Day for the first time in history. It’s also the first time the Glens have won a League game at Windsor Park in...