Ahead of Sunday's massive BetMcLean Cup Final, we have all the key information for supporters of both teams heading to the game.

Tickets
A limited number of tickets are still on sale and will be up until Sunday – buy online at www.nifootballleague.com/tickets from just £7.50.

Please note, no tickets will be on sale on the day at the stadium.

Stadium access
Glentoran supporters should access the stadium via Donegal Avenue coming from Lisburn Road, with Glentoran supporters located in South Stand and East Stands.

Cliftonville supporters should access the stadium via Boucher Road coming from Kennedy Way, with Cliftonville supporters located in the North Stand and West Stands.

Supporters are advised to arrive early to support ticket checks and search regime before entering the stadium.

To avoid overcrowding and for the enjoyment of all supporters please sit only at your allocated seat. Allocated seating allows maximum attendance.

Gates open
Gates open for supporters of both clubs at 1.30pm for kick-off at 3pm.

Parking
There is strictly no parking available within the stadium.

Avoid the queues
Fans of both clubs should be aware that traffic will be heavier than usual in the areas surrounding the stadium.

Fans are encouraged to leave extra time for their journey and have tickets ready for scanning and ensure they follow directions to the assigned turnstiles.

Matchday programme
A special souvenir matchday programme will be produced for the game, priced at £5 available outside the ground, with all proceeds going to our official charity partners - Action Mental Health. Please note: programme sales will be cash only.

The special programme cover has been designed by 10 year old Reece Anderson, who seen his design come to life over stiff competition.

Live Coverage
If you haven't got a ticket for the match you can follow the game live on Sky Sports Football from 2.45pm, or alternatively through the @OfficialNIFL social media live matchday feed.

Coverage on Sky Sports will be hosted by Graham Little, with Paul Gilmour and Stephen Craigan on commentary.

Match Officials
Shane Andrews is the man in the middle for the BetMcLean Cup Final, with assistants Stephen Bell and Kristian Hanna on the line. Christopher Morrison is fourth official, with David Burns as reserve assistant.

Penalties anyone?
The match shall be played to a finish and should the score be equal after 90 minutes, extra time of 15 minutes each way shall be played with penalties if necessary.