In tomorrow’s 40-page match programme Warren Feeney lauds the importance of Luke McCullough to the team but warns the side will have to reproduce the performance against Loughgall to overcome a Glenavon side settling in under new boss Stephen McDonnell. In a Gazette which features Shay McCartan as Beth Stafford’s cover star, Warren also has good news on the injury front. We applaud Glentoran Women regaining the NIFL Premiership title in words and pictures and look forward to tonight’s Electric Ireland Challenge Cup Final, former Glens captain John Devine tells Matthew Brown why he left the Oval and we check in on former winger Elvio van Overbeek. Our man with the tattered passport, Henry Muldrew, visits Scandinavia, Brian McClelland introduces a short series of cartoons with Glentoran at their hearts and we take a look at what a new UEFA report says about NIFL attendances. We have news from around the Oval and we report on the latest rumpus around the proposed Casement Park re-build. Programme publishers, the 1923 Committee, ponders the future of the County Antrim Shield and reckon it could be marketed a lot better. And Norman Ternahan and Tommy Sewell give their take on the Loughgall trouncing in words and pictures. The Gazette, at £4, is by the fans for the fans.
