Glentoran face Armagh City in Round 6 of this year's Irish Cup at Holm Park, Armagh tomorrow (kick-off 3pm). The two sides had impressive victories in the last round with Armagh City defeating Premiership side Ards 3-1 in a replay and Glentoran travelling to Portadown and defeating Ronnie McFall's side 3-1 (highlights HERE).
Next up for the Seconds is a rearranged game against Ballinamallard Reserves. It will be played at the Oval, weather permitting, on Saturday 8th February. Kick-off is scheduled for 2.00pm.
In case anyone has missed any of our recent fixture changes here is a rundown of them....
Ards away on the 15th February is now a 5.30pm kick off.
Linfield at home is now on Friday 21st February at 7.45pm (Tickets are NOT required for this game).
Ballymena at home is now Friday 7th March at 7.45pm.
We also have a friendly next Tuesday night (11th Feb.) against Derry City at the Brandywell. Kick-off is 7.45pm.
From 4pm to 6pm TONIGHT (6th February) ONLY.
20% off replica kits.
30% off goalkeeper kits.
Up to 50% off ALL other Kukri merchandise.
Get down to the Oval tonight and grab yourself a bargain.
The Danske Bank Premiership game, Ards v Glentoran will be played on Saturday 15 February, kick-off 5.30pm at Clandeboye Park, Bangor.
Could all supporters clubs who are running a bus to Armagh this Saturday and would like it listed on the official site please contact webmanager@glentoran.com
Supporters looking for a bus should check our away buses page HERE.
Glentoran have added midfielder Fra McCaffrey to their squad.
The midfielder, who played for Dundalk last year, joins Glentoran until the end of the season. The necessary documentation should be completed this week. As an out of contract professional, Fra can be signed outside of the January transfer window.
Glentoran's horrendous home form continued on Saturday as lowly Warrenpoint Town came to the Oval and compelled Eddie Patterson's side to their first defeat since Boxing Day. The fact that the game was able to go ahead at all is a credit to Sammy the groundsman, who battled valiantly with the swimming pool that the ground had become and ensured that the pitch was playable after referee Arnold Hunter conducted an 11am pitch inspection.
Matchday 27 in this season's Danske Bank Premiership sees Glentoran face Warrenpoint Town at the Oval (3pm kick-off).
The Glens are back on the home front again tomorrow - weather permitting - and that means we've another jam-packed Glentoran Gazette in store to keep you entertained.
In this week's issue we have the second part of our look back to when we met the mighty Benfica, only this time we have an eyewitness account from Roy Downes on the trip to the Stadium of Light.
Our player in the spotlight is William Garrett, who reflects on his extended run in the first time and his hopes for the future in a Glens shirt.
