Thursday 8th July
Kick Off 6.45pm
Tomorrow night we return to European action for the second consecutive season when we face The New Saints from Wales. This will be our 101st. European match but our first in the newly launched UEFA Europa Conference.
Glentoran Women missed the chance to return to the top of the Danske Bank Women’s Premiership following a surprise 2-1 defeat at Sion Swifts Ladies.
Teegan Lynch opened the scoring just before the break for the hosts and Aimee Neal added a second just after the hour mark.
Kerry Beattie gave champions Glentoran hope with five minutes remaining - remarkably her eighth goal against Sion in three appearances this season - but it was not enough for the Glens.
Information for those attending Thursday evening's Europa Conference League game between Glentoran FC and The New Saints/
This is an ALL TICKET FIXTURE.
Supporters with tickets for the Main Stand should access the Stadium as usual, via the Parkgate Drive turnstiles.
Supporters with tickets for the Railway Stand should access the Stadium via the away end tunnel.
There will be NO TRANSFERS within the Stadium.
For those unable to attend Thursday's Europa Conference League game, the Glentoran v The New Saints issue of the Gazette is available to purchase online.
Just click on the link below
https://www.glentoran.com/gazette-online-sales
Select the Normal Saturday Issue/Europa Conference League Issue
Enter the number of copies you require and when asked what issue input TNS.
Each copy is £4 and includes postage to the UK.
We are pleased to announce that following last week’s announcement by the Northern Ireland Executive, we are able to release more tickets for our UEFA Europa Conference First Qualifying Round match v The New Saints this Thursday (8th July).
Cash sales only will be possible on Tuesday,
Glentoran in association with our technical partners Club Sport NI and Nike is excited to reveal the first look at the Glentoran 2021/22 Away kit. We will be sharing further details on the release date soon. The show goes on!
As we reported on Friday evening, Stevie Gordon has joined Carrick Rangers after nine years at the Oval. It would be remiss of the club not to thank and pay tribute to a man who was a credit to the Glentoran colours and badge throughout his time at the Oval.
Lifelong Glenman Stevie joined his boyhood club from Glenavon in the 2012 close season, and made a total 161 first team appearances, scoring 22 goals from midfield. He made his first team debut at the end of December 2012 in a comprehensive 5-0 home league win over Donegal Celtic.
Glentoran in association with our technical partners Club Sport NI is excited to reveal the first look at the Glentoran 2021/22 Home kit. We will be sharing further details on the release date soon. Enjoy the view!
Steven Gordon has ended nine years at Glentoran and joined Carrick Rangers permanently on the expiry of his contract this week.
Lifelong Glenman Stevie joined his boyhood club from Glenavon in the 2012 close season. He made his first team debut at the end of December 2012 in a comprehensive 5-0 home league win over Donegal Celtic.
Following on from yesterday’s news about Mal Smith, the club is now also delighted to announce that Gael Bigirimana has agreed to remain with Glentoran for at least another season.
The experienced Bigi (27) joined Glentoran last summer, making a winning debut in our Europa League tie with HB Torshavn at the Oval. He made 38 first team appearances in his first season (plus several senior international appearances for his native Burundi) and has quickly established himself as a key man in Mick McDermott’s plans
