Following the completion of Round 33 of the Danske Bank Premiership this evening, please see below the ‘post-split’ fixture schedule.
All Glentoran home matches will be streamed live by GlensTV, free to our season ticket holders
Saturday 1 May 2021 (3pm)
Glentoran v Linfield
Tuesday 4 May 2021 (7.45pm)
Glentoran v Coleraine
Saturday 15 May 2021 (3pm)
Glentoran v Cliftonville
Tuesday 25 May 2021 (7.30pm)
Larne v Glentoran (7.30pm - BBC stream)
Glentoran’s goalkeepers have joined in a positive and exciting new link up with a goalkeeper gloves company owned by Bournemouth and former Chelsea keeper Asmir Begovic.
With immediate effect all goalkeeper gloves for the Glentoran first team set up will be sponsored and provided free of charge by AB1GK, while the company will also provide gloves to all goalkeepers within Glentoran, Glentoran Women and the Glentoran Boys and Girls Academy at a preferential rate.
It had to be 3-2 didn't it? It was "Morgan Day" after all.
Perhaps we didn't have the injury time drama this time but we did have the late winner and as the ball struck Fuad Sule and went into the Sydenham End net... well it was near enough from the same spot Chris knocked his in 16 years ago today.
Friday 23rd April 2021, Kick Off 7.30pm
Tonight we welcome Larne to the Oval for yet another six pointer with a team near the top of the table.
Glentoran moved into second place in the Danske Bank Premiership with a deserved win at Solitude tonight. Second half goals from Rory Donnelly and Ciaran O'Connor made in 9 games unbeaten for the Glens as we approach the split.
Tuesday 20th April 2021, Kick Off 7.45pm.
Tonight we make the short journey to North Belfast for the third time to face Cliftonville. We have the opportunity to move into second place with a win. However with the Reds two places and four points this – as will be the case with all our remaining league matches – is yet another six pointer.
Everyone at Glentoran is saddened to hear of the passing of our player from the sixties, John Kennedy.
John, a right back, signed from Linfield and played 43 first team games for Glentoran, including 6 in the title winning season of 1963-64 when he was understudy to the legendary Harry Creighton. John left for Ards at the end of that season.
Deepest condolences to John’s wife Isobel, his sons Stephen and Kevin and daughter Jennifer. John’s nephew Paul for providing this information.
Another frustrating night for Glentoran as a first half Robbie McDaid goal at the Showgrounds wasn't enough as a second half Eoin Bradley equaliser gave Coleraine a share of the spoils this evening to keep us in third place in the Danske Bank Premiership,
Friday 16th April 2021 Kick Off 7.30pm
Tomorrow evening we follow Tuesday night’s memorable 2-2 draw, when we travel to the North Coast to play Coleraine for the second time in 72 hours in another six pointer with second place up for grabs in the Danske Bank Premiership.
We need to end a run at the Showgrounds that does not make for pretty reading. Our last win of any sort there was in May 2016 when Alan Kernaghan’s team had a 2-1 win in a Europa League play off semi final through goals from Calum Birney and Curtis Allen, now of course a Coleraine player,
BELFAST LIVE TO PREMIERE ‘EAST BELFAST – OUR STORY 2020’
Eastside Awards in association with George Best Belfast City Airport has built a reputation for recognising all that is good about East Belfast and although the awards ceremony could not take place in its usual format, this year, more than any other, the organisers wanted to hear uplifting stories of how the community pulled together and how businesses innovated, pivoted and diversified to survive.
