Town long for win over Linfield
“The way this six-team tournament is set up, clubs have to win their home games and then get something out of their away matches. That is why tonight is a ‘must win’ game for us after losing 2-1 to Glentoran at the Oval last month,” said Matthews.
Since that Belfast disappointment, Longford have lost their opening two eircom Premier League ties, 2-1 away to Waterford United and then that single goal defeat by leaders Cork City at Flancare on Thursday night. Matthews wants to change that situation.