Northern Ireland - NIFL Premiership
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| Saturday, 30 April 2022 | |||||
| Live | 12:30pm | Glentoran |
Eleven Sports, Onefootball, BBC Northern I… | ||
| Live | 12:30pm | Linfield |
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| Live | 12:30pm | Portadown |
Eleven Sports, Onefootball | ||
| Tuesday, 3 May 2022 | |||||
| Live | 2:45pm | Annagh United |
Onefootball | ||
| Friday, 6 May 2022 | |||||
| Live | 2:45pm | Portadown |
Onefootball | ||
| Friday, 13 May 2022 | |||||
| Live | 2:45pm | Glentoran |
Onefootball | ||
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Channels licensed to broadcast NIFL Premiership in United States
| OneFootball has secured broadcast rights to the NIFL Premiership after securing a three year deal. This arrangement, which was made with The Association of European Professional League, will see OneFootball, in conjunction with ELEVEN, provide live matches free-to-air plus additional bonus features, such as goal and other highlight clips, analysis, editorials, and documentaries.More detailsMatches will be available on OneFootball's platform as well as across specific ELEVEN linear channels and the company's website, ElevenSports.com. |
News
NIFL confirm end-of-season play-off details for European and promotion and relegation deciders - Belfast Telegraph
Belfast Telegraph (3 weeks ago)
Irish League boast huge rise in attendances as Covid-19 concerns ease - Belfast Live
Belfast Live (1 week ago)
Irish League clubs have gone cold on making a switch to summer football as consensus opinion fails to materialise - Belfast Telegraph
Belfast Telegraph (3 days ago)
Joel Cooper's return home set to spark four-way fight for winger - Belfast Telegraph
Belfast Telegraph (1 week ago)
About NIFL Premiership
The NIFL Premiership, also known as the Irish Premiership, is the highest division league in Northern Ireland. Founded in 2008, it was previously known as the IFA Premiership until 2013.
A total of 12 teams compete in this league, with the season split into two phases. In the first phase, each club faces every other club three times for a total of 33 Matchdays. In the following phase, the top six teams face off in a single round-robin format to determine the champion and who qualifies for Europe. Similarly, the bottom six lock horns to decide who gets relegated.
The worst performers drop down to the NIFL Championship, the second division. The NIFL Premiership season typically kicks off in August.
