Shea Gordon stands up a lovely cross from the right which Ben Wilson controls on his chest but then volleys over.

It definitely hasn't been the Cliftonville striker's day so far.

Substitute Michael Place travels into the box and past his marker before sending his resulting strike well wide.

With seven remaining, Ryan Waide comes close to his and Loughgall's second as a snapshot volley from the edge of the box whistles wide.

Can the Villagers turn their pressure into a late equaliser?

Jonathan McMurray replaces Noah Stewart for the home side.

I'm sure Jim Ervin is delighted with the youngster's performance today.

Andrew Barrowman replaces Leo Alves.

It's almost a third for Dungannon as Sean Ward almost directs Thomas Maguire's cross into his own goal.

Corner for the Swifts.

Substitute Kirk McLaughlin's curling effort for Glentoran comes off the top of the Cliftonville crossbar before being cleared.

So close for Dundela as Lee Rea smashes against the upright from the edge of the area!

This is frantic, frantic stuff.

Howls of derision from the main stand here as Danny Gibson is penalised for a push on Pablo Andrade as he tried to catch the visitors on the break. He would have been one-on-one with Beraat Turker had play continued.

Leveller at Shamrock Park!

With Bangor and Institute still level, Portadown would still clinch the title this afternoon.

However, one goal in either game would change everything once again!

Peter Campbell makes his way to the sideline to be replaced by 16-year-old Troy Savage, who makes his first-team debut for the Lurgan Blues.

Calvin McCurry's pass into the box strikes the hand of Ryan McGivern and referee Ian McNabb points to the spot!

McGivern is also cautioned.

Alan Teggart goes off with a quarter hour remaining to be replaced by Andrew Hoey, a man who has scored three goals against Carrick this season!

Shea Gordon replaces Ronan Doherty in midfield for Cliftonville.

Ronan Hale converts a penalty to double Cliftonville's advantage at Solitude.

Steven McCullough's free-kick from 20-yards is comfortably saved by Conor Mitchell.

Not much by way of attacking intent here as Carrick still lead. Ross Glendinning is breathing a sigh of relief as he almost spills a cross into the path of Nathaniel Ferris.