Saturday 11 May 2019, Kick Off 5.30pm
Glentoran supporters can be excused a feeling of déjà vu on Saturday as we head to North Belfast to play Cliftonville for the third time in four years in the Final of the Europa League playoffs.
Glentoran will play Cliftonville at Solitude on Saturday 11th May 2019; kick-off 5:30pm.
Glentoran supporters require tickets for this game and our ticket allocation has sold out. We therefore request that supporters without a ticket DO NOT travel to Solitude.
Any Glentoran supporters entering the home areas of Solitude will be ejected and will not be allowed into the away end.
In addition, the PSNI have provided the following:
Congratulations to our skipper, Marcus Kane on making his 250th first team appearance for Glentoran in Tuesday evening’s Europa League Playoff semi-final win over Glenavon.
Shankill Road man Marcus has been one of the few constants in our first team squad since Eddie Patterson signed him from Linfield in July 2012. While at the Blues he made 19 appearances, scoring 2 goals. He also spent the 2011/12 season on loan to Carrick Rangers in the Danske Bank Premiership.
Glentoran Women's excellent unbeaten start to the season was brought to an abrupt end tonight following a 3-0 home defeat to Linfield Ladies.
Full report here .
UPDATE: We have now sold out our allocation
Glentoran saved what was by far their best performance of the season for the most important match to date in tonight’s Europa League Playoff Semi Final at Mourneview Park. No one can say this convincing win wasn’t deserved as the Glens started a high tempo attacking game and maintained it throughout, to set up a third Playoff Final visit to Solitude in four seasons.
Europa League Play-Off Semi Final
Tuesday 7th May 2019, Kick Off 7.45pm
Our season moves into the sudden death stage on Tuesday night as we visit Mourneview Park in the semi final of the Europa League playoffs.
We will be making the trip to Mourneview Park to face Glenavon in the Playoff Semi-Final on Tuesday night.
Kick off is 19:45. Click going on Facebook here.
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Glentoran Women dropped their first points of the campaign as two goals in the final twenty minutes from Sion Swifts rescued a point at the Melvin Sports Complex.
After a scoreless first half, Diarmuid O’Carroll's Glens looked to be on their way to three points thanks to two goals from Demi Vance.
However, the Strabane-based hosts, who eliminated Linfield from the League Cup two days earlier, struck back through Tyler Toland and Lauren Brennan to rescue a point.
Glentoran Football Club confirms that it has called an Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) of its shareholders, to take place in two weeks’ time.
The purpose of the EGM is to seek shareholder approval on a proposed investment into the Club by a UK-based consortium, led by Welshman Ali Pour. This will involve a restructure of the club, if approved.
