A frantic start to the game at Windsor Park. Niall Quinn whips in a cross from the left which looks to be dropping right into the top corner, Sam Johnston acrobatically slaps it over the bar.

From the resulting corner Johnston punches the ball clear, punching Kym Nelson in the head in the process. Nelson is dazed but thankfully back on his feet.

An eventful first minute, 89 to go.

Watch the Women's World Cup Qualifier between Northern Ireland and Slovakia on the BBC Sport website on Tuesday from 19.30 BST

Image source, bbc

Why does your nominee deserve to be our BBC Get Inspired Unsung Hero.

How? It's really simple

Enter by:

• Uploading a video or audio nomination using our online tool, external
• Completing the online form, external
• Downloading the form to submit via email: unsunghero@bbc.co.uk
• Find the rules and regulations in the terms and conditions

You can view examples of a written nomination here

and video nomination here.

It's early days, but can anyone catch fast-starting Linfield?

Image source, BBC Sport NI

Glentoran coach Paul Leeman says his side will be wary of the attacking threat posed by Glenavon and will "have to keep their danger men quiet".

Long-serving Glentoran goalkeeper Elliott Morris reaches a major landmark today as he makes his 700th appearance for the East Belfast outfit against Glenavon today.

Image source, BBC Sport NI

Dungannon Swifts go in search of their first league victory of the season as they travel to the Brandywell to take on Institute. It's been a much different story so far for Stute who have seven points from their first four games on their impressive return to the top flight.

Swifts boss Rodney McAree makes two changes to the side which lost to Glentoran at the Oval last weekend, with Kris Lowe and Rhyss Campbell coming in for Caolin Coyle and Douglas Wilson. There's only one change for Stute from the team which drew with Coleraine last week - Ryan Morrow drops to the bench and is replaced by Ronan Doherty.

Institute: Gallagher, McLaughlin, Bonner, D Curry, Doherty, S Curry, McCrudden, Jarvis, Brown, McIntyre, Wilson.

Dungannon Swifts: Moore, Hegarty, Clucas, McMullan, McElroy, Harpur, O’Rourke, Patton, Lowe, Burke, Campbell.

#BBCIrishPrem

Image source, BBC Sport NI

Newry, who suffered a chastening 4-0 defeat to Ards in their previous league outing, will attempt to get back on track against the Reds and manager Darren Mullen hands first league starts to summer signings Stefan Lavery and Dale Montgomery.

Cliftonville boss Barry Gray makes just one change from the side which drew with Linfield seven days ago, with Liam Bagnall starting in place of Jaimie McGovern.

Newry City: Coleman, King, Noonan, Boyle, McCann, Carville, S Hughes, M Hughes, Laverty, Teggart, Montgomery

Cliftonville: Brush, Ives, Breen, Harney, C Curran, Garrett, McDonald, Bagnall, Catney, Gormley, J Donnelly

#BBCIrishPrem

Image source, BBC Sport NI

David Healy is forced into making one change from last week's draw at Solitude. Jamie Mulgrew is suspended so is replaced by Michael O'Connor, other than that it's as you were for the Blues.

Ards recorded their first win of the season last week in emphatic fashion so Colin Nixon only makes two changes to his side. Eamon McAllister and David Elebert are replaced by Michael Kerr and Josh Kelly.

Linfield: Carroll, Robinson, Callacher, Waterworth, O’Connor, Cooper, Clarke, Kearns, Mitchell, Quinn, Casement

Ards: Johnston, Kerr, Byers, Taylor, Frazer, Cherry, M Kelly, D McAllister, J Kelly, McClean, Nelson

#BBCIrishPrem

Image source, BBC Sport NI

Warrenpoint boss Stephen McDonnell hopes his side's midweek League Cup win over Annagh United can provide the catalyst to kick-start the border club's season as they chase their first points of the league campaign.

Ballymena have four players - Jim Ervin, Kofi Balmer, Reece Glendinning and Cathair Friel - all starting a league game for the first time this season after making their first appearances of the campaign in the League Cup during the week.

Warrenpoint Town: Turker, Hughes, Reilly, Kelly, Griffin, O'Sullivan, Kouogun, Houston, Scannell, O'Conor, Norton.

Ballymena United: Ross Glendinning, Addis, Mayse, McGinty, Friel, Knowles, McCullough, Balmer, Winchester, Ervin, Reece Glendinning

#BBCIrishPrem

Image source, BBC Sport NI

Andy Hall plays his 100th game for Glenavon but for Elliott Morris it's a landmark 700th appearance for Glentoran.

The Glens are missing summer signing Conor Pepper, who is suspended after being booked in five consecutive matches since signing for the Oval men.

Glenavon: Tuffey, King, Marron, Daniels, Marshall, Mitchell, Sykes, Hall, Donnelly, Harmon, Singleton

Glentoran: Morris, Garrett, Kane, Birney, Herron, Allen, McGuigan, McDaid, Crowe, Gordon, Redman

#BBCIrishPrem

Image source, BBC Sport NI

Peter McMahon's stunning strike against Coleraine at The Oval has been named Goal of the Month for August by the Northern Ireland Football Writers' Association

Barry Gray joined Chris Morgan and Joel Taggart on the Irish League show to look at the two big decisions in last week's feisty clash between Cliftonville and Linfield at Solitude.

Linfield captain Jamie Mulgrew was sent off for a challenge on Jay Donnelly, but Reds midfielder Ryan Catney escaped similar punishment for a heavy tackle on Daniel Kearns.

Insitute manager Paddy McLaughlin is the guest pundit on this week's Irish League Show, which will be available on Sunday evening.

Watch last week's Irish League Show here.

#BBCIrishPrem

Michael McNamee presents coverage of all the day's action on Sportsound on Radio Ulster.

Tune in on FM or medium wave or click on the link at the top of this live page.

Oxford United winger Crusaders winger has been called into Michael O'Neill's Northern Ireland squad for the upcoming games against Bosnia & Herzegovina and Israel next week.

Image source, Pacemaker

Coleraine midfielder Brad Lyons is on the verge of joining Blackburn Rovers, BBC Sport NI understands.

The 21-year-old is set to join the Championship club on loan until January at which point he will sign an 18-month contract.

Earlier in August Bannsiders boss Oran Kearney said that although the player had travelled to Blackburn for a trial, he would not be moving clubs.

Image source, Press Eye

Who will come out on top in the battle of the Glens? Will Institute maintain their good start to the season? Will Linfield remain unbeaten? How will new boys Newry get on against Cliftonville? Will Warrenpoint pick up their first point?

Get in touch! #BBCIrishPrem

Linfield manager David Healy is the Northern Ireland Football Writers' Manager of the Month for August

Healy said, "It's an honour to win this award, and I would like to thank the Football Writers' for recognising our achievements this month."

Linfield were unbeaten in August, securing wins over Glenavon, Institute and Crusaders, whilst drawing 1-1 away to Cliftonville, and hammering Moyola Park 8-0 in the League Cup second round.

Image source, Press Eye

We've had a go at putting together an Irish Premiership food XI. Most of the attempts here are so bad they're (almost) good.

As is clear by the graphic you can see here, we need your help.

Who makes your Irish Premiership food XI? Let us know using #BBCIrishPrem.

Image source, BBC Sport NI