PSNI Issues Warning to Fans and Motorists Ahead of Linfield vs Cliftonville
The PSNI has issued a warning to motorists and fans attending the high-profile football fixture between Linfield and Cliftonville. Road users are being advised to anticipate traffic disruption and plan for potential delays in south Belfast while fans attending the game have been reminded of being 'respectful and considerate'.
The Boyle Sports Premiership clash between Linfield and Cliftonville is scheduled to take place at the National Football Stadium at Windsor Park, with kick-off at 7:45 pm. Supporters attending the match are urged to allow sufficient travel time before and after the game. Police have also requested that those driving to the stadium park with consideration for local residents and businesses, particularly in the wider Donegall Avenue area.
In addition, fans walking through residential streets near the stadium are asked to be respectful and considerate. The PSNI has reminded the public that the areas surrounding the National Stadium are designated 'No Street Drinking' zones under Belfast City Council by-laws.
Linfield are currently 7th in the Premiership, with 6 points from 3 games, and are 1 point behind leaders Coleraine FC. They face Cliftonville FC at home on December 19th.
What Happened?
The PSNI has issued a warning to fans and motorists ahead of the Linfield vs Cliftonville match, urging them to anticipate traffic disruption and plan for potential delays.
Why it Matters for Linfield
The warning is a reminder for fans and motorists to be respectful and considerate of local residents and businesses in the area.
What Comes Next?
The match between Linfield and Cliftonville is scheduled to take place at the National Football Stadium at Windsor Park, with kick-off at 7:45 pm.
You can check on our fixtures page for the full schedule of upcoming matches.
