The Invermen are back at Inver Park tonight as Glentoran are the visitors in the Sports Direct Premiership. Kick-off is at 7.45pm.
TICKETS, ENTRTY & STREAMING
Tickets are still available to purchase for both home and away supporters and you can get yours now by clicking here.
Following feedback from last season, Season Ticket holders no longer need to claim a ticket to gain entry to the match. Simply scan the QR code within your fanbase app or membership card upon entry at the turnstile. For more information regarding entry for Season Ticket holders, please click here.
Home supporters will be located in the Clubsport NI Church End Stand and the Main Stand as normal, with away supporters accommodated in the P&O Ferries and Larne Port McKay Stand.
For those who can’t make it to the stadium, the match will be shown live on the BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport NI website.
MATCHDAY EXPERIENCE
Tonight, we’re showing our appreciation to supporters who have travelled near and far cheering on the team on the European stage with a special ‘beat the clock’ event.
From 6pm through until 7pm, supporters can get 20% off all drinks in 1889 Sports & Social Club, all products in the Club Superstore and all food at Scrub’s Grub.
From 7pm until kick-off, the discount will drop to 10% across all areas. However, if you are a 2024/25 Season Ticket holder, you will receive the full 20% discount right through until kick-off.
Kids entertainment will be available in the main car park from 6.30pm, with the inflatable penalty shoot-out and the all-new football tennis available for the younger supporters to enjoy.
At half-time, one lucky supporter will be taking to the pitch to take on our dizzy penalties challenge against Academy goalkeeper Phoenix Blayney for the chance to win up to £100 cash!
After the action has come to an end on the pitch, head back into 1889 Sports and Social Club and enjoy some live music from 9.30pm.
MATCH PREVIEW
After a 0-0 draw against Glenavon at Mourneview Park on Tuesday night, the Invermen will be keen to use home advantage to secure all three points against Glentoran tonight.
With the games coming thick and fast for Tiernan Lynch’s side in the Sports Direct Premiership, the Inver Reds will be keen to use this period to climb back up the table after the recent European exploits delayed the start of the league campaign.
Glentoran picked up a 2-0 victory against Loughgall on Tuesday night after suffering back-to-back defeats against Dungannon Swifts and Ballymena United.
The Glens currently sit third in the Sports Direct Premiership standings, just one point behind leaders Linfield and second-placed Cliftonville. A victory at Inver Park tonight would see Glentoran go top of the table until at least tomorrow evening.
