Glenavon 0-1 Larne

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Glenavon

1. Rory Brown, 3. Micheal Glynn, 4. Calum Birney, 5. Mark Haughey (C), 7. Matthew Snoddy, 9. Matthew Fitzpatrick, 10. Peter Campbell, 16. Isaac Baird, 17. Conor McCloskey, 23. Daniel Wallace, 30. Sean Ward

Subs: 8. Michael O’Connor (for 5. Mark Haughey, 42’), 80. Eoin Bradley (for 17. Conor McCloskey, 76’), 29. Jack Malone (for 16. Isaac Baird, 81’), 21. Aaron Prendergast (for 10. Peter Campbell, 81’); not used: 2. Conor Kerr, 20. Conor Scannell, 26. Joshua Doyle

Goals: None

Yellow cards: 1. Rory Brown (90+5’), 3. Micheal Glynn (90+5’), 4. Calum Birney (90+6’)

 

Match Preview

Glenavon prepare to challenge the league leaders under Friday night lights and the watchful eye of the BBC iPlayer cameras.

The Lurgan side will hope to send Larne home with the blues after their defeat on the road to Dungannon last Saturday. Gary’s men will be itching for revenge.

Speaking ahead of the game, Gary urged the need for the team to perform better on the pitch.

“The players need to put in a better performance for sure.

“Hopefully the defeat to Dungannon was a one-off because, to be fair to them, over the last seven or eight weeks they have been good.

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Match Report

Glenavon 0-1 Larne

Danske Bank Premiership

Mourneview Park

Friday 2nd December 2022

Match report by Calum Jones

Glenavon were undone by a late Larne goal for the second time this season at Mourneview Park on Friday evening as the league leaders grabbed a 1-0 victory.

Back in August former Lurgan Blue Ben Doherty scored from the penalty spot with virtually the last kick of the game to secure the Inver Reds a 2-1 win against the nine men of Glenavon.

On this occasion it was another former Glenavon player who was involved in the game’s decisive moment, with substitute Daniel Kearns swinging over the corner that led to Sean Ward unfortunately heading the ball into his own net on 80 minutes.

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