Cliftonville FC will make a significant return to a historic venue this Saturday when they travel to face Limavady United at The Showgrounds. It marks their first Premiership fixture at the ground since April 2008, a gap of nearly 17-and-a-half years.
The club has placed tickets on General Sale for the match, with adult entry priced at £15 and concessions available for £10. Supporters are being encouraged to attend in force for what will be the team's fifth away day of the season.
Recent form and context
Cliftonville go into the fixture sitting fifth in the Premiership table with 12 points from eight games. Their recent form has been inconsistent, with two wins and three losses from their last five outings, including a 2-1 home defeat to Glentoran last Friday. They will be looking to bounce back against a Limavady side currently positioned 10th in the standings.
This trip north represents a chance to build momentum ahead of a busy period in the fixtures schedule. The team's last victory at The Showgrounds came in that 2008 encounter, adding an extra layer of narrative to the weekend's contest.
First reported at Cliftonville Football Club
