Linfield vs Glentoran Live Stream, Predictions

📏 Form Guide

Linfield

WLWWWW 📈

Linfield will want to continue from where they left off last time out with the 3-1 Premiership triumph against Crusaders.

For Linfield, the scorers were Robbie McDaid (2'), Matthew Fitzpatrick (59') and Kieran Offord (71'). Jay Boyd (78') was the scorer for Crusaders.

A recurring aspect of more recent Linfield games is seeing a zero in the scoreline.

From their previous six clashes before this one, in as many as 5 of them a wager on BTTS would've been a loser. Such a pattern might not be sustained here, though.

Analysis of their past results shows that Linfield:

• have left without a victory over Glentoran in their last 4 matches in the league.
• haven't been defeated in their previous 2 home league matches.

Glentoran

WDDDLW

Glentoran go into this clash after a 2-1 Premiership win against Coleraine in their previous fixture.

The only scorer from Glentoran was Dylan Connolly (57'). Charles Dunne (3' Own goal) and Declan McManus (96') scored for Coleraine.

Declan Devine's Glentoran have managed to stick the ball in the net 7 times in the course of their most recent six matches. The overall goals that have been scored against them during that period equals 6.

Heading into this contest, Glentoran are without a win away from home in their last 3 matches in the league.

↔️ Head to head

A glance at their most recent head-to-head clashes stretching back to 29/03/2024 shows us that Linfield have won 1 of these and Glentoran 3, with the tally of draws standing at 2.

12 goals were shared by the two clubs in these games, with 5 for The Blues and 7 netted by The Glens. That is an average goals per game value of 2.

🗞️ Team News: Glentoran

From a largely full-strength group of players, there’s only the sole fitness issue for the Glentoran boss Declan Devine to be concerned with. Josh Kelly (Cruciate ligament injury) won’t be in action.

✨ Prediction

We’re thinking that Glentoran have it in them to breach the defence of this Linfield side, although it probably shouldn’t be as many as they will have scored against them.

We think that it’s going to be a very close game with a 2-1 winning score for Linfield when the full-time whistle blows. Could easily see this go either way.

Peter Guest, 01:17 04/04/2025