

Linfield
Linfield ocupă locul 2 în IFA Premiership cu 29 de puncte după 12 meciuri (9 victorii, 2 egaluri, 1 înfrângere, goluri 18-9). Forma recentă a echipei Linfield (ultimele cinci meciuri): V V V E V.
Fondată
1886
Antrenor
David Healy
Arena
Clearer Twist National Stadium at Windsor Park
Oraș
Belfast
Capacitate
18,614
Suprafață
grass
Statistici sezon
Bilanț
8W 2D 1L
H:5W/A:3W
Goluri
16 / 8 (+8)
H:7/A:9
Porți neînvinse
18
H:9/A:9
Loc
1
Rezultate recente
@ Larne
20/10/2026IFA Premiership
@ Carrick Rangers
17/10/2026IFA Premiership
vs Bangor
10/10/2026IFA Premiership
@ Coleraine
25/09/2026IFA Premiership
vs Crusaders
19/09/2026IFA Premiership
@ Portadown
15/09/2026IFA Premiership
@ Dungannon Swifts
12/09/2026IFA Premiership
vs Carrick Rangers
05/09/2026IFA Premiership
@ Limavady United
29/08/2026IFA Premiership
vs Cliftonville
21/08/2026IFA Premiership
Meciuri viitoare
@ Portadown
IFA Premiership
23/10/2026
20:45
vs Dungannon Swifts
IFA Premiership
31/10/2026
17:00
vs Coleraine
IFA Premiership
07/11/2026
20:00
@ Ballymena United
IFA Premiership
13/11/2026
21:45
vs Limavady United
IFA Premiership
21/11/2026
17:00
@ Crusaders
IFA Premiership
28/11/2026
17:00
vs Larne
IFA Premiership
05/12/2026
20:00
@ Bangor
IFA Premiership
11/12/2026
21:45
vs Cliftonville
IFA Premiership
19/12/2026
20:00
@ Glentoran
IFA Premiership
26/12/2026
17:00
Linfield
Linfield FC, founded in 1886 in Belfast, is the most decorated football club in Northern Ireland and one of the most successful in Irish football history. Competing in the NIFL Premiership, the Blues have won over 50 Irish League titles, far more than any other club, along with numerous Irish Cup triumphs. Their home ground is the National Football Stadium at Windsor Park, which also serves as the home of the Northern Ireland national team. Linfield regularly competes in UEFA club competitions, including the Champions League qualifying rounds, and has been a gateway for local talent to reach professional football. The club has a strong tradition of developing players and maintaining dominance within the Northern Irish game.


























