The live Irish Premiership action continues on Tuesday night at Solitude
Solitude is the venue for our midweek Irish Premiership action as Cliftonville host Linfield in a mouthwatering clash.
The Reds have had a good start to the season despite losing so many high-profile stars in the summer. Jim Magilton's side have won four out of their six games to date with their only defeat coming against Glentoran at the end of last month. They bounced back from that loss on Saturday as they thumped Loughgall 5-1 at Lakeview Park. That result pulled Cliftonville level on points with Linfield at the top of the league. Read more: Frustrated Declan Devine fires a warning as Glentoran slip to third league defeat
The Blues suffered their first defeat of the season on Saturday as they lost 1-0 to Larne at Windsor Park. Who will come out on top tonight?When and where is the game? Cliftonville vs Linfield is at Solitude on Tuesday night, September 17.How can I watch it? The game is being shown live on the BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport NI website.Yes, Belfast Live will be blogging all the action from Solitude as well as providing updates from the other games. Check out our live blog nearer to kick-off.
Betting odds Join Belfast Live’s new Irish League WhatsApp group. Click this link to receive the latest Irish League headlines and breaking news direct to your phone. We also treat our members to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. If you don’t like our group, you can check out any time you like. If you’re curious, you can read our Privacy Notice
Cliftonville FC Linfield FC Portadown Solitude
Deutschland Neuesten Nachrichten, Deutschland Schlagzeilen
Similar News:Sie können auch ähnliche Nachrichten wie diese lesen, die wir aus anderen Nachrichtenquellen gesammelt haben.
Glenavon vs Linfield TV and live stream info for Tuesday's gameGlenavon and Linfield meet at Mourneview Park on Tuesday night - kick-off 7.45pm
Weiterlesen »
Cliftonville boss Magilton in 'standards' blast as he lays down law to squadCliftonville claimed a 2-1 win over Glenavon on Saturday but the Reds boss wasn't entirely happy
Weiterlesen »
Cliftonville boss Magilton dismisses 'one-off' fears after hitting reset buttonCliftonville finished third in the Premiership last season before ending their 45-year wait for the Irish Cup
Weiterlesen »
Cliftonville FC Academy Offers 'Full-Time Professional Footballer' Experience For Young PlayersLeading youth football coach Marc Smyth believes 'opportunity knocks' for young footballers in Northern Ireland. As Head of Youth Development at Cliftonville FC's burgeoning academy, Smyth manages the Reds' Under 18 side and says their new full-time education and football program offers a unique opportunity. The North Belfast club has made significant investment in its academy set-up, including offering their talented youngsters the chance to combine sport with education.
Weiterlesen »
Cliftonville Academy chief in 'opportunity knocks' vision as club outlines plansCliftonville Head of Youth Development Marc Smyth has been outlining the club's full-time education and football programme
Weiterlesen »
Glentoran boss Devine predicts 'good one to watch' as he prepares for next testGlentoran take on Cliftonville at the Oval on Saturday afternoon - kick-off 3pm
Weiterlesen »