Hutton expects tough test for Annagh United against Ballinamallard

Annagh United manager Peter Hutton is expecting a tough test against Ballinamallard United in their first home game of the season. The team has a quick turnaround after their win against Strabane Athletic last Friday.

Hutton's men got their season off to a winning start thanks to Padraig Lynch's first-half goal in the north west derby against Strabane Athletic at the Limavady Showgrounds. The 'Mallards meanwhile started with a 1-0 at home defeat against Newry City.

Hutton is expecting Mark Stafford's team to arrive in Derry with a point to prove. "It is literally game by game," replied Hutton when asked what targets he's set for the new season, "We have a quick turnaround for Tuesday night again and it is going to be a tough game against Ballinamallard. They are very hard to break down as well, as well-organised team under Mark Stafford."

What happened?

Hutton's team deserved their win against Strabane Athletic, but they could have won by a lot more. "I think we dominated large parts of it," explained Hutton, "I think we deserved it. Realistically we probably should have won by a lot more."

Why it matters for Annagh United

The team's quick turnaround after their win against Strabane Athletic will be a challenge for Hutton's men. They will need to be at their best to take on Ballinamallard United.

What comes next?

Annagh United's next fixture is against Glenavon FC at home on October 10th. The team will be looking to build on their win against Strabane Athletic and take on the challenge of Ballinamallard United.

Last result: Crusaders FC 1-2 Annagh United (2026-05-01).

Recent form (last 5): 1W-0D-4L (WLLLL, most recent first).

Next fixture: vs Glenavon FC (at home, 2026-10-10).