We're back underway in the Championship title race.

It's nearly an early opener for the Ports as Mark Russell heads narrowly wide!

Noah Stewart's deflected effort gives Ballymena a two goal lead at the break.

Steven Gregg brings to an end a fairly bonkers first half that saw a Cameron Stewart double from two Beraat Turker errors give Carrick the lead before a Ryan Waide screamer halved the deficit. Stewart was then removed injured while Steven Gordon was given a fairly dubious red card.

Hopefully more entertainment coming in the second half!.

Jordan Forsythe converts a penalty to stretch Crusaders' lead at the Showgrounds.

Two goals from Noah Stewart gives the home side the lead at the break.

It's been an entertaining first half with Jim Ervin's men enjoying the majority of the possession and Stewart causing the Newry defence problems.

The away side have had chances themselves, but Sean O'Neill has dealt with any pressure.

A goal from Stephen Mallon - who has since gone off injured - is the difference between the sides at the break at Solitude.

Crusaders go in with a comfortable lead at the break after a first half with few clear-cut chances.

Goals from Daniel Larmour and Jordan Forsythe gives the Crues their advantage.

Glentoran almost level in first half stoppage time when Paddy McClean's volley is superbly kept out by the fully outstretched arm of Cliftonville keeper Nathan Gartside.

At the other end, Ronan Hale drags a shot narrowly wide as the first half ends with a flourish.

The Swifts go in at the interval in front and are on course for their fourth consecutive win following Tomas Galvin's opener in the 23rd minute.

Can Rodney McAree's side hang on to keep the race for the European play-offs alive until the final day?

It's half-time at Shamrock Park and, despite struggling to test the Duns defence, Portadown will be champions as things stand.

Mark Patton's free-kick was the closest we've come to a goal as Dundela look to keep their title charge going.

The home support will have one eye on events at the Brandywell too.

Odhran Casey and Junior have been engaged in a running tussle during the first half at Solitude.

On this occasion, the Reds defender tugs the Glentoran striker back just outside the penalty area and picks up the first booking of the afternoon.

Stuart King reacts to that sending off by replacing Curtis Allen with Nedas Maciulaitis as we enter four minutes of added time.

There will be one minute of additional time at the end of the first half.

We will have two minutes of additional time at Stangmore Park.

Glenavon's afternoon has been a story of plenty of neat touches around the opposition area but a lack of quality in their final ball.

This time, James Doona crosses over Declan Dunne's goal, handing possession back to Dungannon once more.

The chaos continues at the Loughview Leisure Arena as Steven Gordon is given his marching orders for a sliding tackle on Jordan Gibson in midfield.

Some perplexed reactions on and off the pitch as Steven Gregg brandishes a red card. It certainly looked harsh from here.

Jordan Mooney is injured and unable to play on.

He is replaced by Adam Carroll.