Text updates from Stangmore Park as Cliftonville Ladies face Sion Swifts Ladies in the NIFL Women’s Premiership League Cup Final.
Cliftonville make one change to the side that won 10-0 over Larne at Solitude with Orleigha McGuiness dropping to the bench for the more experienced Abbie Magee.
Tony McGinley makes three changes to the side that lost 4-1 to Glentoran with Ailey Tebbett, Aobihe O’Neill and the suspended Cora Chambers being replaced by Jennifer Currie, Caorise Doherty and Chloe McGlade. The loss of Chambers will be a blow for the Swifts, the forward hit a brace in extra-time of last years showpiece to secure victory for the County Tyrone side.Norney, Burrows, Hannah Doherty, Morgan, Finegan, McDaniel, C McGuiness, K McGuiness, Carleton, MageeCurrie, Neal, McCarter, Crompton, McGlynn, Brown, McLaughlin, Haynes, Lynch, McGlade, Caoirse Doherty
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