Craig Taylor showed in Tuesday night's first leg just what a threat he is with either foot but the winger also possesses a very threatening long throw which Annagh have employed on a number of occasions so far.

Taylor will be a key figure in Annagh's hopes of success tonight.

We're back underway at Stangmore Park with no changes in personnel for either side.

Will we know after the next 45 minutes which of these two sides will be playing in the Irish Premiership next season?

Dungannon very much on top at the interval but they only have Ethan McGee's goal to show as tangible evidence of their domination.

The tie is intriguingly poised at 2-2 - we should have a great second half in store.

A warning for the home side as Nathan Kerr's free kick for Annagh is headed towards goal by Jordan Campbell but Declan Dunne is able to grab the ball.

There has been very little seen of Annagh in an attacking sense.

Ryan Mayse fires a snap-shot into the side netting for Dungannon, who have bossed this first half almost entirely.

Marc Walsh's slaloming run for Dungannon is unceremoniously halted by Annagh defender Jordan Campbell resulting in the first booking of the evening.

Dungannon appeal for a penalty as Ethan McGee's shot is blocked by Paul Finnegan.

A few enquiring questions from the home players towards the officials but referee Evan Boyce remains unmoved.

A huge let-off for Annagh as Paul Finnegan misses a through ball and leaves Ryan Mayse through on goal.

The former Ballymena player opts to take his shot early but drills it inches wide of the far post.

Ethan McGee fires Dungannon in front with a neat side-footed finish.

Dungannon, not unsurprisingly, were in the ascendancy in the early stages of this game but that goal has given Dean Shiels' side a real boost,

Annagh are having to defend doggedly at present.

Ryan Mayse's through ball splits the Annagh defence and leaves Joe Moore racing in on goal.

The winger opts to go for the near post and Annagh keeper Joel Little is able to divert the effort behind.

A vital stop to preserve the Championship side's overall lead in the tie.

Referee Evan Boyce blows his whistle to get us underway at a sunny Stangmore Park.

There were two goals in the opening four minutes of Tuesday night's first leg - will we have more early drama this evening?

Just a reminder that – unlike in play-offs in years gone by – there is no away goals rule this evening.

So if the aggregate scoreline is level after extra time, the 12th and final place in next season's Premiership will be decided on penalties.

Craig Taylor was Annagh's hero on Tuesday night with his spectacular second-half strike earning United a 2-1 comeback win.

Mayowa Animasahun put Dungannon in front but Annagh levelled within a minute thanks to an own goal from Swifts defender Michael Ruddy.

Read match report here

Dungannon boss Dean Shiels decides that action is needed after the first-leg defeat as he makes five changes.

In come Ryan Mayse, Joe Moore, Padraig Lynch, Gerardo Bruna and Ryan Donnelly, who replace Michael O'Connor, Oran O'Kane, Ben Cushnie, Steven Scott and Mayowa Animasahun.

There's just one change for Annagh as veteran Ryan Moffatt replaces Ryan Harpur.

Dungannon Swifts: Dunne, Mayse, Curry, McGinty, Walsh, Ruddy, McGee, Moore, Lynch, Bruna, Donnelly.

Subs: Nelson, O'Connor, O'Kane, Cushnie, Smith, Scott, Galvin.

Annagh United: Little, Kerr, Campbell, Finnegan, Duffin, Storey, Murray, Taylor, McGuinness, McGinley, Moffatt.

Subs: Burns, Harpur, McDonald, Martins, Topley, Shortt, Egas.

Image source, BBC Sport

It's a big, big prize and it all comes down to tonight's showdown at a sun-kissed Stangmore Park.

Championship minnows Annagh fought back from a goal down to win Tuesday's night first leg 2-1 at their BMG Arena home.

They hold a slender lead but the Swifts have home advantage and it means this one is really too close to call.

So it's all set up perfectly to be a cracker of match with tension and drama aplenty.

Annagh lost out to Portadown in last season's play-off and they will be determined to go one better this time.

Fatigue could also be factor - just 48 hours rest for the players from the first leg so we can expect to see a few going down with cramp.

We have it all covered - thanks for joining us!

Image source, PACEMAKER