Our BetMcLean Cup journey begins tonight at Inver Park as Tiernan Lynch’s side welcome Knockbreda. Kick-off is at 7.45pm.
Supporters are advised to read the below information before making the trip to Inver Park for tonight’s game.
TICKET INFORMATION
Tickets for tonight’s game remain available to purchase for supporters here.
Home supporters have the option of watching the game from the Landmark Underwriting Main Stand and the Terrace with both the Church End and P&O Ferries and Larne Port McKay stand being closed for this fixture.
Supporters will be able to pay at the turnstile for tonight’s fixture upon entry to the stadium. Please note, card payments will not be available at this point and if you wish to pay by card, we would urge you to purchase your ticket online before coming to the stadium.
Please be aware that Season Tickets are not valid for tonight’s game due to it being a domestic cup competition fixture.
STADIUM ENTRY
With just the Landmark Underwriting Main Stand and the Terrace open tonight, all supporters will be required to enter the stadium via the main entrance and turnstiles for tonight’s game.
WHAT’S AVAILABLE AT INVER
1889 Sports & Social Club will be open from 5pm ahead of the game tonight for supporters wishing to enjoy a few pre-match drinks.
The Club Shop at Inver Park will be open from 6.45pm tonight allowing you to call in and get all of our latest Nike 23/24 merchandise along with other souvenirs and essential items including scarves, stationary sets, flags, pin badges and more!
CAR PARKING
Supporters are to be aware that due to limited spaces, the car park within Inver Park will not be open to supporters attending the game.
For those driving to the game, parking facilities are available in nearby areas including Laharna Retail Park and Riverdale, both of which are just a short walk to the stadium.
We would also like to remind supporters to be mindful and aware of residents who live just outside the stadium and to not block access to private properties when parking your car within this area.
THE INVER REDS
The Invermen returned to winning ways in the Sports Direct Premiership at the weekend with a 4-0 victory at Mourneview Park against Glenavon at the weekend.
The Inver Reds will be hoping for a stronger showing in the BetMcLean Cup this year after being knocked out early in the competition last season.
Tiernan Lynch may be looking to rotate his squad slightly for tonight’s game, with a massive Sports Direct Premiership clash against Crusaders looming on Friday night at Inver Park.
THE OPPOSITION
Knockbreda will be hoping to come to Inver Park and cause an upset in the BetMcLean Cup to reach the next round.
It gives the Championship side the opportunity to turn their focus to a different competition after a tough start to their league campaign sees them sitting bottom of the Playr-Fit Championship without a point on the board after nine games.
