Head-to-Head: The New Saints vs Glentoran

The head-to-head covers 3 completed meetings between The New Saints and Glentoran from 8 July 2021 to 24 June 2026. The New Saints won 1, Glentoran won 0, and 2 matches ended level, with The New Saints scoring 4 goals to Glentoran’s 2 goals. The latest result was Glentoran 1–1 The New Saints on 24 June 2026 in Friendlies Clubs. The previous meeting was The New Saints 2–0 Glentoran on 15 July 2021 in UEFA Europa Conference League.

Past matches, The New Saints vs Glentoran

24 June 2026 Club Friendlies

Glentoran

1 - 1

The New Saints
15 July 2021 1st Qualifying Round

The New Saints

2 - 0

Glentoran

Park Hall Stadium
8 July 2021 1st Qualifying Round

Glentoran

1 - 1

The New Saints

The Oval

Match center

Glentoran

1 - 1

24 June 2026

The New Saints

Match events

45'

90'

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9'
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B. Wilson Normal Goal
34'
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J. Jenkins Normal Goal

Matchup The New Saints VS Glentoran

Record and recent results

The available record contains 3 completed meetings from 8 July 2021 to 24 June 2026. The New Saints won 1, Glentoran won 0, and 2 matches ended level, with the aggregate score at 4–2 from The New Saints’s perspective. The latest reference was Glentoran 1–1 The New Saints on 24 June 2026 in Friendlies Clubs. The previous result was The New Saints 2–0 Glentoran on 15 July 2021 in UEFA Europa Conference League. Another listed meeting was Glentoran 1–1 The New Saints on 8 July 2021 in UEFA Europa Conference League. The record provides historical context without predicting a future result.

Home context and coverage

The New Saints won 1 of 1 matches when hosting, while Glentoran won 0 of 2 matches when hosting. The most represented competition is UEFA Europa Conference League with 2 recorded meetings. The record includes 0 matches decided after extra time and 0 matches decided on penalties. Home listings add context but do not establish a permanent venue-based trend. The summary uses only completed FT, AET or PEN fixtures linked to this H2H. The sample remains historical and should be read as context, not a forecast.