Larne host Ballymena United tonight in the final Danske Bank Premiership game ahead of the split. Kick-off in the Shanes Hill derby is 7.45pm. Below is all you will need to know ahead of arriving at the stadium.
Tickets
Tickets are now on General Sale for this one, price at £12 for adults, £8 for concessions. A Primary School-aged child accompanied by an adult costs just £1.
Tickets can be purchased online HERE which is the quickest way to enter the stadium. There will be will be a cash gate for both home and away fans.
Turnstiles will be open from 6.45pm.
1889 Sports and Social Club
The 1889 will be open from 4pm today with special Matchday offer in advance of the game. Check out the 1889 facebook page for all the latest info HERE.
Club Shop
The Club Shop at Inver Park will be open from 6.45pm, with a great range of replica shirts, our brand new range of Nike merchandise and a variety of other Larne-branded goods. We have also fresh stock of our replica Nike 2021/22 home shirts.
Match Programme
This week’s edition includes an in-depth interview with Andy Mitchell. We also have Ronan Hale featuring in the Life Before Larne series, and Fuad Sule tells us about his First and Last. Notes with Tiernan Lynch and chairman Gareth Clements are included as well as much more. Priced at just £3, you can purchase yours at the kiosk outside the 1889 using cash or card.
Shirt Swap
For just £1, you could be in with the chance of winning Ronan Hale’s shirt. All proceeds will go to our official charity Brighter Futures to be re-invested back into the local community and create a Brighter Future for all.
The Opposition
Ballymena arrive at Inver Park in 8th place, a point behind Glenavon, having drawn 1-1 at home to Glentoran last week. In the four previous meetings between the sides this year, all at the Showgrounds, Larne have won two, with Ballymena winning the other two.
The Inver Reds
Larne come into this game aiming to bounce back from an indifferent run of results in the league. Tiernan Lynch’s side lost to Ballymena in the Irish Cup three weeks ago, and have since draw their subsequent league games. With a place in the top six secured, the Invermen are currently five points behind fourth-placed Crusaders.
