GOALpublished at 15:02 British Summer Time 28 April 2018
Ards 1-0 Dungannon Swifts
Michael McLellan volleys the hosts into an early lead at Bangor.
Summary
Ballymena 1-2 Crusaders
Glenavon 0-0 Coleraine
Linfield 1-2 Cliftonville
Glentoran 1-3 Ballinamallard
Ards 3-4 Dungannon
Warrenpoint 2-3 Carrick
GOALpublished at 15:02 British Summer Time 28 April 2018
Open all micspublished at 14:58 British Summer Time 28 April 2018
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End of twitter postMcFall seeking Europa momentumpublished at 14:57 British Summer Time 28 April 2018
Glentoran v Ballinamallard United
Ronnie McFall calls on his players to find some momentum ahead of their Europa league play-off.
Media caption, Momentum needed going into play-offs - McFall
Ballinamallard will fight to the very endpublished at 14:55 British Summer Time 28 April 2018
Glentoran v Ballinamallard United
Harry McConkey vows that his players will keep going right until the very last whistle of the season.
Media caption, Mallards will fight to the very end - McConkey
Team newspublished at 14:55 British Summer Time 28 April 2018
Warrenpoint Town v Carrick Rangers
Stephen McDonnell signed a three year deal as Warrenpoint Town manager this week, he makes two changes to from the side who lost to Dungannon last Saturday. Jonny Parr is returned in nets as Beerat Turker drop outs, Jordan Dane comes in for Deane Watters.
Michael Smyth replaces Brendan Glackin in Carrick's only change from last week.
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End of twitter post'It's down to us' - Healypublished at 14:53 British Summer Time 28 April 2018
Linfield v Cliftonville
Linfield manager David Healy says he's not bothered about what team line-up Irish Cup finalists Cliftonville opt for at Windsor Park today.
Healy's men are rounding off a disappointing league campaign - 12 months after winning the Premiership title.
But they can still snatch third place if they win and Glenavon drop points against title-chasing Coleraine.
Media caption, Linfield boss David Healy
Team newspublished at 14:52 British Summer Time 28 April 2018
Glentoran v Ballinamallard United
The Glens make three changes from last week's loss to Carrick. Dwayne Nelson replaces Elliot Morris in nets whilst Steven Gordon and 18-year-old Paul O'Neill come in for James Knowles and John McGuigan.
Harry McConkey makes just one change from Ballinamallard's 1-1 draw away to Ards, Michael Kerr replaces Jonathan Leddy.
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End of twitter postBattle for the golden bootpublished at 14:50 British Summer Time 28 April 2018
Who will be the Irish Premiership's top goalscorer?
Clifronville's Joe Gormley leads the way going into the final round of matches with Crusaders' Gavin Whyte close on his heels.
Crusaders' Paul Heatley (20) Glentoran's Curtis Allen (19) and Glenavon's Andrew Mitchell (18) are in the chasing pack and could capture the accolade on the last day of the season.
Image source, BBC SportImage caption, Cliftonville strike Joe Gormley
Image source, BBC SportImage caption, Crusaders' Gavin Whyte
Fitzpatrick farewellpublished at 14:48 British Summer Time 28 April 2018
Ards v Dungannon Swifts
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The Amber Army are out in forcepublished at 14:47 British Summer Time 28 April 2018
Warrenpoint Town v Carrick Rangers
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End of twitter post'Keeping' up appearancespublished at 14:45 British Summer Time 28 April 2018
Can these four Premiership goalkeepers complete 'full attendance' on the final day of term?
We'll have team news from all the grounds shortly.
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End of twitter postAfter eighthpublished at 14:44 British Summer Time 28 April 2018
Ards v Dungannon Swifts
At Bangor, victory for Ards would see them hop above the Swifts to finish in eighth place.
Managers Colin Nixon and Rodney McAree, both of whom recently opted not to move to Glentoran, have named their teams for today's contest.
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End of twitter postTeam newspublished at 14:43 British Summer Time 28 April 2018
Linfield v Cliftonville
Linfield's target today is to clinch third place in the final Irish Premiership table.
That would be enough to seal an automatic place in next season's Europa League - if Coleraine win the Irish Cup final next weekend.
Cliftonville are Coleraine's opponents in the cup decider and their team selection suggests boss Barry Gray has the showpiece occasion very much in mind.
Linfield: Carroll, Crowe, Clarke, Stafford, Callacher, Millar, Garrett, Lowry, Byrne, Waterworth, Campion.Subs: Casement, Rooney, Fallon, Carroll, McGuinness
Cliftonville: Dunne, McGovern, Ives, Breen, Garrett, Bagnall, Winchester, Lavery, A Donnelly, McDonald, Reynolds.Subs: Mooney, Cosgrove, G Donnelly, Grimes.
Is a Coleraine title triumph in the script?published at 14:41 British Summer Time 28 April 2018
Glenavon v Coleraine
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End of twitter postCollege kids cheering on Colerainepublished at 14:39 British Summer Time 28 April 2018
Glenavon v Coleraine
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End of twitter postBannsiders seek favour from 'derby' rivalspublished at 14:38 British Summer Time 28 April 2018
Ballymena Utd v Crusaders
Coleraine supporters watching their side in action at Glenavon will also have more than a passing interest in events at Ballymena Showgrounds, hoping that 'derby' rivals United can cause an upset against Crusaders.
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End of twitter postTitle race managers have their saypublished at 14:35 British Summer Time 28 April 2018
Media caption, Crusaders manager Stephen Baxter and Coleraine boss Oran Kearney
Team newspublished at 14:33 British Summer Time 28 April 2018
Ballymena Utd v Crusaders
Crusaders boss Stephen Baxter makes one change from last week's north Belfast 'derby' with Jordan Forsythe coming in for Matthew Snoddy, who drops to the bench.
Ballymena boss David Jeffrey, who is planning for the forthcoming Europa League play-offs, makes four changes from last weekend's draw at Glenavon.
The most noteworthy sees defender Kyle Owens - who will join today's opponents next season - named among the substitutes, with Andrew Burns starting in his place.
Also in for the Sky Blues come keeper Ross Glendinning, midfielder Joe McKinney and top scorer Cathair Friel, at the expense of Thomas McDermott, Stephen McAlorum and Matthew Shevlin.
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End of twitter postTeam newspublished at 14:32 British Summer Time 28 April 2018
Glenavon v Coleraine
A big decision from Bannsiders boss Oran Kearney - he's dropped his usual strike duo Jamie McGonigle and Eoin Bradley for decision day in the tile race. Indeed, Kearney has made four changes for the visit to Mourneview Park.
The injured Lyndon Kane and and Ciaron Harkin are also absentees from last Saturday's draw with Linfield and in come Adam Mullan, Aaron Burns, Ian Parkhill and Brad Lyons.
Glenavon will determined to hold on to third place and there's just one change for the Lurgan Blues as Andrew Hall replaces Andy McGrory.
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End of twitter postEuropa League and play-off fixtures datespublished at 14:31 British Summer Time 28 April 2018
Dates and kick-off times for the Premiership promotion / relegation and Europa League play-offs have been confirmed by NIFL. Read more here.