Limavady United aim to compete in every game on Premiership return

Limavady United midfielder Oisin Duffy says the side aim to be "competing in every game" on their return to the Irish Premiership for the first time in 18 years. Limavady won promotion to the top flight after topping the Championship table by nine points last year. The promotion is the side's second in three years under manager Paul Owens, and they will take confidence into this campaign after knocking Linfield out of the Irish Cup last season. Duffy told BBC Sport NI the goal is to avoid an immediate relegation, adding the team is "buzzing" for the season to start. Their challenging opening fixtures include trips to face Glentoran, Carrick Rangers, defending champions Larne, and Linfield.