Three minutes of added time to be played at Tolka Park.

Kieran Offord charges down Shelbourne goalkeeper Conor Kearns, and is almost rewarded for his determination.

Offord blocks Kearns' clearance as the ball almost flies into the net for a Linfield equaliser.

Much to the relief of the home fans, the ball goes behind for a goal kick instead.

Shels goal scorer Mipo Odubeko is replaced by John Martin up front.

As it stands, Odubeko's goal is the difference between the two sides in this Champions League first round qualifying tie.

Can Linfield find an equaliser with less than three minutes of normal time remaining?

That's the closest Shelbourne have come to doubling their lead.

Tyreke Wilson crosses from the left with Sean Boyd meeting it from close range, firing his first-time effort just over the crossbar.

Boyd's shot could easily have found the roof of the net, but flies just over the crossbar, much to the relief of Chris Johns.

Shelbourne had to be patient for their opener...here's how Mipo Odubeko found the net.

Ellis Chapman replaces the lives Harry Wood for the hosts, with Shels boss Joey O'Brien making his fourth change of the evening.

Ehtan McGee gets caught on the ball in a dangerous area, as Sean Boyd slips the ball into the path of Tyreke Wilson who strikes with his left foot.

The Shelbourne substitute keeps his effort on target, but Chris Johns makes a routine save.

Wilson could perhaps of done better and tried to find either corner, but instead went for power rather than precision.

David Healy looks to his bench for the first time as he makes a double change.

Kieran Offord and Chris McKee are introduced with Jamie Mulgrew and Callumn Morrison going off for the Blues.

Around 18 minutes left of normal time at Tolka Park.

Substitute Sean Boyd should do better with his effort as he misses the target with a free header for the home side.

Harry Wood's cross from the right is precise, with Boyd heading wide of the left upright when he should really be hitting the target at least.

Linfield have responded well to going a goal behind.

The Blues are having a brief spell in Shelbourne's half, with Callumn Morrison trying his luck from outside the area which is blocked by a red jersey.

Shels manager Joey O'Brien makes three changes early on in the second half.

Sean Boyd, Dainel Kelly and Tyreke Wilson are introduced as Evan Caffrey, James Norris and Ali Coote make way.

The hosts have started the first half on top, like they were for the majority of the opening 45 minutes.

Linfield won their first corner of the game moments ago, but it came to nothing as Kirk Millar's cross doesn't beat the first man.

We're back underway for the second half at Tolka Park.

The Blues will attack from left to right this half from the camera position.

Still all to play for in north Dublin, so who will take the game by the scruff of the neck and make the difference?

The four added minutes of the first half are up and it's goalless at the break between Shelbourne and Linfield.

The hosts have dominated proceedings in the opening 45 minutes, but the Blues have stood firm so far.

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Callumn Morrison almost catches Conor Kearns out with a lob just before the break.

That was Linfield's best chance of the first half, and Morrison may feel he could do better.

Chances have been few and far between for the Blues, so being clinical in the final third is a must tonight when they do create an opportunity.

The Blues have taken the sting out of the game in the closing stages of the first half.

Shelbourne have been firmly on top in the first half though and will be looking to find a reward for their dominance before the break.

Less than 10 minutes to go to the break and it remains goalless at Tolka Park.

The Blues are struggling to keep hold of the ball when they do get it, with constant Shelbourne attacks coming their way.

Chance for Linfield as Ethan McGee latches onto a loose pass in the Shelbourne defence, but fires wide of the target from just outside the area.

McGee will be frustrated with himself there for not hitting the target at least.

Instantly the hosts go up the other end with a quick attack, with the visitors once again forced into the own box with more defending to do.