Glenavon 2-1 Glentoran

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1. Rory Brown, 2. Conor Kerr, 4. Calum Birney, 7. Matthew Snoddy, 10. Peter Campbell, 16. Isaac Baird, 17. Conor McCloskey, 23. Daniel Wallace (C), 26. Joshua Doyle, 30. Sean Ward, 80. Eoin Bradley

Subs: 6. Andrew Doyle (for 4. Calum Birney, 51’), 3. Micheal Glynn (for 17. Conor McCloskey, 60’), 21. Aaron Prendergast (for 26. Joshua Doyle, 60’); not used: 8. Michael O’Connor, 20. Conor Scannell, 24. Jamie Doran, 28. Robert Garrett

Goals: 3. Micheal Glynn (68’), 21. Aaron Prendergast (72’)

Yellow cards: 2. Conor Kerr (28’), 30. Sean Ward (37’), 6. Andrew Doyle (66’), 16. Isaac Baird (74’), 10. Peter Campbell (90+3’)

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Glenavon will have to be at their best to topple league leaders Glentoran when the two sides meet at Mourneview Park this evening (7.45pm kick off).

The visitors are unbeaten, having only dropped two points all season in the league and conceding just twice in the current Danske Bank Premiership campaign.

Their ‘goals for’ tally of 27 has only been bettered by two sides – Crusaders and Glenavon.

That fact alone will give Gary Hamilton’s side hope, as well as the manner of their recent performances. The Lurgan Blues have won two of their last three games and fought back to earn a draw from 2-0 down against Cliftonville on Saturday.

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Glenavon 2-1 Glentoran

Danske Bank Premiership

Mourneview Park

Tuesday 8^th November 2022

Match report by Calum Jones

Glenavon’s impressive run of form continued on Tuesday night as they secured a stunning 2-1 victory over high-flying Glentoran at Mourneview Park.

The Glens went into the game as league leaders, and when Aidan Wilson headed them in front in first-half stoppage time it looked a safe bet they would end the night still in top spot.

The Lurgan Blues had other ideas, however, and a quickfire double from substitutes Micheal Glynn and Aaron Prendergast midway through the second half handed Mick McDermott’s side their first defeat of the season and ensured Glenavon picked up their third win in the last four games.