The Invermen’s busiest period of the season continues on Friday evening with a Danske Bank Premiership encounter against Coleraine at Inver Park, at 7.45pm. Check out our Landmark Match Guide for all you need to know.
Tickets and entry
Tickets for all supporters are on sale HERE. Tickets are priced at £12 for adults. £8 for concessions and just £2 for Primary School-aged children accompanied by an adult.
Tickets are available for all three areas of the stadium and supporters are strongly advised to purchase online to avoid queues at the turnstiles.
1889 Sports & Social Club
There will be plenty of Matchday offers for supporters at the 1889, with doors open from 5pm.
Supporters are also reminded that there will be plans for all the family in the Fanzone from 6:30pm. There will be an inflatable penalty shoot-out challenge, entertainment post-match and the 1889 is open until 2am
For The Town Appeal
There will be an opportunity to donate towards the work of our ‘For the Town Christmas Appeal 2022’ at Friday’s match. This year’s appeal sees donations of non-perishable food and essentials, and cash for fresh produce, taking place at three key NIFL Premiership home matches in the run up to the big day. Simply look out for our volunteers on arrival outside the 1889 Sports & Social Club.
For more information on the appeal, please see HERE.
Club Shop
We are delighted to say our new range of our blue shirts, from our 2022/23 3rd kit, will be on sale from the Club Shop. We also have our new home shirts as well as Nike training wear on sale, with the doors opening at 6.45pm.
The club’s new grey bobble hats are also in stock, a must for the winter weather!
The Inver Read
You will be able to get your hand on the new November edition of the Inver Read, our brand-new monthly magazine, at Saturday’s match.
We have a jam-packed edition, including interviews with Lee Bonis, Tomas Cosgrove and Dylan Sloan. This month’s player poster is of Fuad Sule. Priced at just £3.50, you can pick up yours from the Club Shop and Tea & Coffee Kiosk.
Our visitors
Friday’s encounter will be Coleraine’s second trip to Inver Park this season. Former Larne trio Conor McKendry, Dean Jarvis and Lee Lynch have all featured regularly for the Bannsiders this term.
Oran Kearney’s men are currently in sixth place in the table and come into this one after successive 0-0 draws, at home to Glentoran and away to Glenavon, last Saturday.
The Inver Reds
Despite just a second league defeat of the season, after Tuesday’s 1-0 loss away to Linfield, Larne remain five points clear at the top of the table.
The Invermen have 12 wins in their 16 league outings to date. Friday’s game represents a seventh game in 21 days, with re-arranged league fixtures and cup dates thrown into the mix.
