Bangor 2-1 Dungannon Swifts (result)
Scott og puts Bangor in front
Cliftonville 3-1 Glenavon (result)
Lomboto pulls one back for Glenavon
Glentoran 1-1 Carrick Rangers (result)
Cliftonville 2-1 Glenavon
Jim Magilton looks to respond to Glenavon pulling a goal back with a triple change.
On come Ryan Curran, Joe Sheridan, and Eric McWoods for Rory Hale, Shea Gordon, and goalscorer Joe Gormley.
Bangor 2-1 Dungannon Swifts
Jack O'Mahony's corner is hoofed away by Sean McAllister as the home side push for a more comfortable lead.
Bangor 2-1 Dungannon Swifts
Sean McAllister has a go from range and fires just wide of the left hand post.
He had acres of space there so it was definitely worth a shot.
Cliftonville 2-1 Glenavon
A yellow card is shown to Ben Wilson for a late, cynical tackle on Odhran Casey.
An easy decision for Shane Andrews.
Glentoran 1-1 Carrick Rangers
Oran Kearney
Former Coleraine manager on Sportsound
Glentoran are the team that are asking more questions but Carrick look comfortable and you wouldn't rule out them scoring again themselves.
Francely Lomboto (69 mins)
There's the response!
Ben Wilson with a teasing cross from the right, and Francely Lomboto rises highest to power a header into the net. The visitors have one back, and it's game on.
The final 20 minutes of this one just got a whole lot more interesting.
Bangor 2-1 Dungannon Swifts
Bangor have turned this one around!
Steven Scott touches the ball into his own and the hosts lead Dungannon.
Watch: Steven Scott puts the ball into his own net to give Bangor the lead
Glentoran 1-1 Carrick Rangers
Substitute David Fisher, on his return from injury, has put in a number of excellent crosses from the right in the last few minutes, but Carrick are holding firm.
Bangor 2-1 Dungannon Swifts
Leo Alves and Thomas Maguire replace Tomas Galvin and Cahal McGinty for the away side.
Cliftonville 2-0 Glenavon
It's the final change for Paddy McLaughlin.
Stephen Mallon is the man to make way, with Corey Smith coming on to replace him. It's the last throw of the dice for the away side, who are chasing the game.
Glentoran 1-1 Carrick Rangers
Pat Hoban almost gets on the end of a blocked shot from Glens' skipper Marcus Kane but the ball is stolen off his toe at the last second.
Cliftonville 2-0 Glenavon
Michael Glynn whips a dangerous inswinging corner into the box, and it's met by the head of Joe Gormley, but he can only glance it narrowly wide of the far post.
A decent chance to kill the game off for the home side.
Steven Scott OG (60 mins)
Bangor take the lead and it's an own goal from Steven Scott.
Steven Scott rises in the box to try clear Reece Neale's left footed corner, but heads into the back of his own net.
Glentoran 1-1 Carrick Rangers
Josh Kelly is off and Pat Hoban is on for his competitive Glentoran debut. An attacking move from manager Declan Devine.
Harry Wilson (58 mins)
And there it is! Harry Wilson doubles the lead for the Reds.
Rory Hale retrieves the ball after Joe Gormley's chipped effort is clawed away. Hale tees up Wilson, and his curling effort is palmed onto the post by a sprawling Jacob Carney, before nestling in the back of the net.
It's a long way back now for Paddy McLaughlin's men.
Bangor 1-1 Dungannon Swifts
Lee Feeney turns to his bench for the first time today and brings on debutant Oisin Devlin.
Tiarnan Mulvenna makes way.
Cliftonville 1-0 Glenavon
Paddy McLaughlin makes his fourth change, as he brings on debutant Bridel Bosakani for his first taste of senior football with the Lurgan Blues.
Paul McGovern is the man to make way.
Glentoran 1-1 Carrick Rangers
Paul Heatley tries his luck with a volley from 25 yards after a corner is half-cleared by Glentoran, but Andrew Mills is on hand to make a tidy save.
Cliftonville 1-0 Glenavon
A promising little link-up between Thomas Lavery and Odhran Casey, but Casey’s first-time cross for Rory Hale is horribly overhit.
You can tell that confidence is in short supply for both the hosts and the visitors. The second half has lacked composure from both sides.
Bangor 1-1 Dungannon Swifts
Tensions have started to bubble over here with Reece Neale and Tiarnan Mulvenna cautioned in quick succession.
