Glentoran will need to go on from where they forgot about off last time with a 5-0 Prevalence – Europa end of the season games accomplishment over Glenavon. Luke McCullough scored three goals for Glentoran, along with Conor McMenamin (35 goals), Jay Donnelly (73 goals), and Ruaidhr Donnelly (79 goals). Robert Garrett (53′ Own objective) was the scorer for Glenavon. The Glentoran backline deserves a lot of respect, as evidenced by their most recent scorelines. The number of goals that have gotten past Glentoran’s goalkeeper over the course of their last six games stands at 4. Glentoran has kept it tight.
Cliftonville will enter the match having defeated Coleraine by a score of 2-1 in the Premiership – Europa play-offs. For Cliftonville, the objectives were scored by Ryan Curran (4′) and Ronan Doherty (20′). Coleraine got their goal from Matthew Shevlin (72′). The data speak for themselves: Cliftonville has conceded 13 goals to their opponents in six of their last six games. Cliftonville hasn’t been doing well at the back.
Match details
- Glentoran – Cliftonville
- NIFL Premiership Northern Ireland
- Date – 13/05/2023
- Starting time – 15:30 UTC
Prediction
We’re leaned to imagine that Cliftonville include it inside them to get an objective past this Glentoran setup, yet that likely won’t exactly be sufficient to stay away from rout.
At the end of the first half, Glentoran leads by a score of 2-1. This looks like a close game. Ought to be a decent one.
Head to head
We can see that Glentoran has won one of their head-to-head matches since March 8, 2022, while Cliftonville has won five, with zero draws.
During those matches, they scored a total of 12 goals together, with 5 coming from The Glens and 7 from The Reds. The typical objectives per game has been 2.
Glentoran defeated Cliftonville 3-0 on Premiership match day 3 on April 15, 2023, in the last league matchup between these two teams.
Tim Marshall served as the match’s referee.
Team News
Since Glentoran coach Rodney McAree only has to deal with one fitness issue in a group that is otherwise complete, almost everyone can be considered. Aidan Wilson (Thump) won’t play.
Inferable from a generally accessible gathering of players, there’s just a solitary wellness issue for the Cliftonville manager Paddy McLaughlin to be worried about. Stephen Mallon (Medical procedure) won’t be in real life.
Lineup
| Glentoran | ||
| G | 37 | Aaron McCarey |
| D | 8 | Rhys Marshall |
| D | 15 | Patrick McClean |
| D | 6 | Bobby Burns |
| D | 5 | Aidan Wilson |
| M | 3 | Marcus Kane |
| M | 27 | Hrvoje Plum |
| D | 24 | Conor McMenamin |
| A | 10 | Rory Donnelly |
| A | 7 | Shay McCartan |
| A | 9 | Jay Donnelly |
| Cliftonville | ||
| G | 16 | Nathan Gartside |
| D | 4 | Jonathan Addis |
| D | 24 | Luke Turner |
| D | 14 | Jamie Robinson |
| M | 13 | Kris Lowe |
| M | 8 | Rory Hale |
| M | 17 | Ronan Doherty |
| M | 6 | Christopher Gallagher |
| A | 9 | Ryan Curran |
| A | 19 | Joe Gormley |
| A | 25 | Ronan Hale |
Betting tips
The most recent odds from bookmakers on the 90-minute result market have Glentoran winning at 1.69, Cliftonville winning at 4.7, and backing a draw at 3.8. They are awesome of the costs being presented right now. Our master accomplices are tipping under 3.5 objectives for this match.
Where to watch
Watch the match on BBC iPlayer.