After a midweek victory over Ballymena United, the Invermen are on the road this Saturday as they take on Coleraine at the Coleraine Showgrounds. Kick-off is at 3pm.
Below is all the information our travelling support needs to know before making their way to Coleraine.
TICKETS & ENTRY
Tickets for tomorrow’s game remain available to purchase online. You can get yours by clicking here, with admission costing £13 for adults and £9 for concessions.
A cash gate will be available at tomorrow’s game, however, supporters are encouraged to purchase their tickets online before leaving for Coleraine to avoid delays and disappointment.
As was the situation last season, away supporters will be asked to enter the stadium via the Hillmans Way entrance.
1889 SPORTS & SOCIAL CLUB
For those wishing to enjoy a pre-match pint, 1889 Sports & Social Club will be open from 12pm ahead of the game. Our bar facilities will remain open for supporters returning from the game and will be showing live Premier League action and live music for supporters to enjoy.
OUR OPPOSITION
Coleraine come into the game having tasted their first defeat of the season on Tuesday night, as they lost 2-0 to Carrick Rangers at Taylors Avenue. The Bannsiders have six points to their name so far after wins against Ballymena United and Loughgall.
Oran Kearney’s side will have to cope without Jamie Glackin in midfield after he was dismissed in Tuesday’s game following two yellow cards.
A host of former Larne players will take on their former employers with Dean Jarvis, Conor McKendry, Lee Lynch, David McDaid, Graham Kelly and Andy Scott all available for the Bannsiders.
It remains to be seen if last season’s top goalscorer Matthew Shevlin returns from injury in time for Saturday’s match, after missing Tuesday’s defeat to Carrick Rangers.
THE INVER REDS
After a 3-0 mid-week derby victory over Ballymena United, the Inver Reds will come into the game looking for their third victory in a row.
Andy Ryan and Lee Bonis will be looking to continue their strong start to the season with 13 goal contributions between them since competitive action began back in July.
Tuesday’s victory saw the Invermen keep their first clean sheet of the season and that will be something that Tiernan Lynch and his coaching staff will be looking to build on as they push on with their defence of the Gibson Cup.
Mark Randall is back in training; however, it remains to be seen if the midfielder is match fit as of yet. Cian Bolger and Aaron Donnelly have yet to return to pitch sessions after their recent injuries, however both have been completing gym sessions to step up their recovery. Thomas Maguire will be looking to push on in his recovery after featuring on the bench in Tuesday’s victory over Ballymena United. Jaziel Orozco is still awaiting international clearance before being able to make his debut for Tiernan Lynch’s side.
UPCOMING GAMES
After a busy start to the season, the Inver Reds have a week to prepare for a visit to Solitude next Saturday.
Tiernan Lynch’s side are back at Inver Park on Saturday 2nd September as we welcome Newry City in the Sports Direct Premiership.
