Glentoran supporters attending the BetMcLean League Cup Final against Linfield at the Clearer Twist National Stadium on Sunday 15 March 2026 (Kick-off: 3:00pm) are advised to read the following important matchday information.

Travel and Arrival

Supporters travelling to the game are asked to leave sufficient time to arrive at the stadium ahead of kick-off, as traffic congestion is expected due to the large number of fans attending.

Glentoran supporters should approach Windsor Park via the Boucher Road side, with entry to the stadium via Windsor Way.

Stadium Entry

• Gates open at 1:30pm
• Stewards will direct supporters to the correct turnstiles following an initial ticket inspection.
• Glentoran supporters will be seated in the North Stand and West (Kop) Stand.
• As a condition of entry, supporters aged 14 and over may be subject to random searches.

Parking

Supporters travelling by car are asked to park responsibly and considerately in residential streets and commercial areas surrounding the stadium.

Please respect local residents and businesses when parking and walking to and from the ground.

Supporter Coaches

Glentoran supporter coaches are requested to park on Apollo Road. Supporters should remain on board until the coach has parked safely before disembarking. Coaches will remain on Apollo Road after the match for supporter pick-up.

Important Supporter Information

Police have reminded supporters that the following offences apply at football matches under the Criminal Justice Act (NI) 2011:

• Possession or throwing of fireworks or flares
• Throwing objects capable of causing injury
• Entering the playing area
• Sectarian chanting
• Drinking alcohol on passenger-carrying vehicles

Supporters are also reminded that the areas surrounding Windsor Park are No Street Drinking Zones under Belfast City Council by-laws, and on-street drinking will not be tolerated.

Police will be operating CCTV and video evidence as part of the matchday policing operation, and action will be taken against any criminal or anti-social behaviour.

Respect the Occasion

Glentoran asks all supporters to represent the club positively, respect local residents and fellow fans and help ensure the occasion is an enjoyable experience for everyone attending the final.