FT: Bangor 2-3 Ballymena United
Corbally opens scoring & Clarke adds second; Arthurs replies & Boyd levels; Edogun nets late on
FT: Carrick Rangers 1-2 Crusaders
FT: Cliftonville 2-0 Dungannon Swifts
FT: Glenavon 3-1 Glentoran
McDaid header & penalty; McGovern makes it three but Cooney pulls one back
FT: Linfield 1-1 Coleraine (17:30)
Fitzpatrick scores bicycle kick before Shevlin nets late equaliser
McGee and Hall sent off in injury-time for two yellow card offences
Paul McGovern (71 mins)
Incredible scenes at Mourneview Park as Genavon score a third of the afternoon.
Paul McGovern begins the move inside the Glentoran half.
The Glentoran defence are at sixes and sevens and when the ball finds its way way to the young striker he takes a touch before blasting high into the roof of the net past Andrew Mills.
Image source, Press EyeCliftonville 2-0 Dungannon Swifts
Jonny Addis goes into the book after a late challenge on Cahal McGinty.
Glenavon 2-0 Glentoran
Glentoran goalkeeper Andrew Mills prevents his side falling further behind with a full length stop to deny Paul McGovern in a rare foray forward for the home side.
Ben Arthurs (74 mins)
Bangor are back in this game as Ben Arthurs meets Reece Neale's long throw in with a flicked header which drifts all the way in past Sean O'Neill.
Jack Keaney (69 mins)
Jack Keaney steps up and drills the free-kick low into the bottom-left corner, wrongfooting Declan Dunne in goal.
A clinical strike from the Cliftonville defender, and it now looks a long way back for Rodney McAree’s men.
Image source, Press EyeGlenavon 2-0 Glentoran
Glentoran head coach Declan Devine cutting an increasingly frustrated figure on the touchline.
Matthew Clarke (72 mins)
The visitors double their lead and there's no doubt about the goalscorer this time.
James Hood feeds a pass to Matthew Clarke who beats Gareth Deane with a crisp, low shot.
Cliftonville 1-0 Dungannon Swifts
Lovely footwork from Joe Sheridan 20 yards out, skipping past a series of Dungannon challenges before finally being brought down.
Cliftonville 1-0 Dungannon Swifts
Gael Bigiramana goes into the book for dissent after having a few too many words with Tony Clarke, following Rory Hale’s late challenge in the Dungannon half.
Glenavon 0-2 Glentoran
Glenavon midfielder Jack Malone is shown a yellow card by referee Declan Hassan following a cynical pull to stop Liam Burt instigating another Glentoran attack.
Ross Clarke (65 mins)
Carrick struggling with the man deficit now and Ross Clarke is the man to make them pay.
The impressive Elliot Dunlop plays a smart one-two with Adam Brooks before fizzing a low cross across goal, where Clarke is on hand to bundle home from close range.
Cliftonville 1-0 Dungannon Swifts
Watch Jonny Addis give the Reds the lead just after the restart against Dungannon Swifts.
Watch: Addis gives Cliftonville the lead at Solitude
Cliftonville 1-0 Dungannon Swifts
Adam Glenny is shown a yellow card for going down too easily in the penalty area, with Tony Clarke judging it to be a clear dive.
Cliftonville 1-0 Dungannon Swifts
Harry Wilson picks up a yellow card after cynically stopping a Dungannon counter-attack. No complaints from the midfielder, who knew exactly what he was doing there.
Glenavon 2-0 Glentoran
A first change of the afternoon from Glenavon boss Michael O'Connor just after the hour mark as Sean Carlin replaces Bridel Bosakani.
Cliftonville 1-0 Dungannon Swifts
Triple change for Rodney McAree as Thomas Maguire, Sam Anderson and James Knowles are introduced.
Kealan Dillon, Sean McAllister and Leo Alves make way for the visitors, who’ll be hoping the fresh legs can spark a response.
Bangor 0-1 Ballymena United
Another big header from Ben Arthurs - this time from a Tiarnan Mulvenna corner - but again his effort flashes over the crossbar.
The big striker is becoming a more influential figure in this game.
Cliftonville 1-0 Dungannon Swifts
Keevan Hawthorne whips in yet another dangerous cross from the left (how many times have we said that this afternoon?), with Rory Hale, Eric McWoods, and Thomas Lavery all lining up to meet it, but somehow none of the trio make contact.
Glenavon 2-0 Glentoran
The visitors are dominating possession since the restart, but Glenavon are sticking to their task defensively.
Glenavon 2-0 Glentoran
Half-time sub Jordan Stewart does brilliantly to keep the ball in play on the near touchline before arrowing a shot towards goal.
Glenavon keeper Mark Byrne keeps his eye on the ball and gathers safely at his near post.
