So it's Dungannon who win the play-off and the retain their place in the Premiership.

It's a second successive play-off defeat for Annagh but they came close to making the top-flight for the first time.

That's all from us now - thanks for your company.

There are no really wild scenes of celebration from the Dungannon players - relief seems to be the over-riding emotion at the end of a challenging campaign.

That's it! The final whistle blows and Dungannon Swifts have retained their Premiership status for next season!

Annagh put up a gutsy performance over the two legs but for the second season in a row, it's play-off heartbreak for the Portadown-based side.

The ball in in the corner of the pitch close to the Annagh goal - not where the visitors want it to be.

The fourth official has indicated a minimum of five additional minutes.

It's now or never for Annagh.

Another great save from Declan Dunne as he tips over a rising drive from Craig Taylor.

The keeper then confidently catches the resultant corner to ease the pressure on his defenders.

Another Craig Taylor long throw for Annagh finds its target of Jordan Campbell and the defender's glancing header is superbly tipped over the bar by the back-pedalling Declan Dunne.

Was that Annagh's big chance?

Ryan Harpur replaces Ryan Moffatt for Annagh.

Inside the final 10 minutes at Stangmore Park.

Does this tie have another twist in it?

Corey Smith finds Ryan Donnelly just outside the Annagh penalty area.

The teenager has the option to slip a pass to Ben Cushnie but he goes himself and his effort is off-target.

Annagh's turn to make a substitution as Christopher McDonald replaces Peter Duffin.

Another attack-minded change from Dungannon as Ben Cushnie replaces Marc Walsh..

A drinks break provides some welcome respite for both sets of players on what is still a swelteringly hot evening.

The pace of the game has dropped somewhat as tired legs begin to creep in.

The result of that is that Annagh are having probably their most composed spell of the game.

Close for Annagh as Stephen Murray plays in Craig Taylor. The winger can't get his shot away cleanly but the ball breaks to Gerard Storey who sends a sizzling shot inches over Declan Dunne's crossbar.

A double change for Dungannon as Michael O'Connor and Corey Smith replace Padraig Lynch and Joe Moore on the hour mark.

Peter Duffin briefly gets a sight of the Dungannon goal but Swifts defender Cahal McGinty is on hand to make a very timely intervention.

Not a lot by way of goalmouth action in this half but the game remains on a knife-edge.

Joe Moore's cross falls to Ryan Mayse but he shoots over from an acute angle.

A difficult chance but Mayse keeps getting in those threatening positions for Dungannon.