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Glentoran go to Crusaders in the tie of the Tennent's Irish Cup fifth round on Saturday afternoon.
It's a first game in charge of the Glens for Gary Smyth who won the cup with both teams as a player.
His assistant boss Paul Leeman also won major trophies with both clubs.
A number of recent signings could make their debut in the game, including new Glens striker Darren Murray.
Crues defender Sean Ward hopes he doesn't return to haunt his former employers...
Some are tipping the Crues for a big win, but their star player Paul Heatley is cautious...
🗣️ "I’d ask the supporters to get well behind the players right from the start on Saturday. Leeper and I know as well as anyone what this club means to its supporters so rest assured we’ll be doing everything possible to get us back to where we need to be.” Gary Smyth #COYG💪🐓 pic.twitter.com/0lfpOYdtQn
— Glentoran FC (@Glentoran) January 4, 2019
Senior clubs enter the competition at the fifth round stage, with most facing lower league opposition.
Danske Bank Premiership leaders Linfield are at home to Ballyclare Comrades.
Cup holders Coleraine welcome Harland and Wolff Welders to the Showgrounds.
Stripes manager Rodney McAree says they're determined to retain the trophy...
Last season's beaten finalists Cliftonville have Dungannon Swifts at Solitude.
The Reds last won the cup 40 years ago and boss Barry Gray says the jinx has to end...
Institute entertain Warrenpoint Town in the other all-Premiership clash.
Newry City travel to Championship leaders Larne.
Ballymena United are away to another second tier team, Dundela.
There's a trip to Glenavon for the lowest-ranked club in the competition, Amateur League Rosemount Rec, from Greyabbey near Newtownards.
The Lurgan Blues crashed to a shock cup defeat against Loughgall last year after volunteers helped to clear snow from the Mourneview Park pitch.
Rosemount skipper Ryan Stewart says win or lose they'll enjoy the occasion...
Most of the games start at 3pm, but two have an early kick-off of 1.30 - Knockbreda against Strabane Athletic and Queen's University at home to Lisburn Distillery.
The ties are to be played to a finish with extra-time and penalties if required. The draw for the sixth round is to take place after the matches.
Tennent's Irish Cup fifth round
1.30pm -
Knockbreda v Strabane Athletic 1.30pm
Queen's University v Lisburn Distillery 1.30pm
3pm -
Ards v Carrick Rangers
Ballinamallard Utd v PSNI
Cliftonville v Dungannon Swifts
Coleraine v H&W Welders
Crusaders v Glentoran
Dergview v Maiden City
Dundela v Ballymena Utd
Glenavon v Rosemount Rec
Institute v Warrenpoint Town
Larne v Newry City
Limavady Utd v Larne Tech OB
Linfield v Ballyclare Comrades
Loughgall v Crumlin Star
Portadown v Abbey Villa