Lauren McCann
BBC Sport NI at Windsor Park

Linfield have started the second half in a similar vein to the first as they desperately try to keep their fading title hopes alive.

They have worked the ball well up until the final third, where they have just lacked quality at the vital moment.

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Kirk Millar's looping free-kick into the box is quickly cleared by Cian Bolger.

Just under 25 minutes to go.

Chris Johns gathers Micheal Glynn's pass into the box before Lee Bonis can connect with the danger.

Lots of half chances so far in the second period, but neither stopper has had a challenging save to make.

Dylan Sloan replaces Mark Randall for the away side.

Braiden Graham is dispossessed by Ro-Shaun Williams after the youngster found space in a crowded Larne penalty box.

Can Linfield take advantage of one of their chances?

Similarly to the first half, Linfield are dominating but they are struggling to test Rohan Ferguson.

Philip Lowry
Crusaders midfielder on BBC iPlayer

It's more of the same from Linfield, it's just the final ball letting them down.

Tiernan Lynch makes the first change of the evening and brings on Micheal Glynn for Leroy Millar.

Lee Bonis is the next to be cautioned by Tony Clarke.

What a chance for Linfield!

Kirk Millar's cross from the right flank finds Braiden Graham who, unmarked, heads wide.

45 minutes to go.

Will Linfield dominate the second half and find a goal which would take the title race to the final game or will Larne secure the Premiership trophy tonight?

Linfield midfielder Kyle McClean celebrated success at the end of season Northern Ireland Football Awards in Belfast on Saturday.

McClean, who has netted 14 goals from midfield, was named Irish Premiership Player of the Year ahead of Larne's Andy Ryan and Cliftonville's Rory Hale.

Dean Smith, who has guided Loughgall to a strong campaign on their top-flight return when many tipped the side for relegation, saw off the title challenging trio of Larne's Tiernan Lynch, Linfield's David Healy and Cliftonville's Jim Magilton to win Manager of the Year.

Read about more of the winners here.

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David Jeffrey
Former Larne, Linfield & Ballymena manager on BBC Two NI

Larne are very fortunate to be going in at 1-1. I think it was a penalty, but in terms of dominance Linfield will have wanted to go in with more than one goal. It's been a great watch.

Stephen Craigan
Former Northern Ireland defender on BBC Two NI

Linfield have been terrific. They look like young men possessed. They are playing like they know what it means for them tonight.

At the break, it's level after Andy Ryan's spot kick cancelled out Leroy Millar's OG on the 21st minute.

Linfield have had majority of the chances in the opening 45 minutes, but have failed to take advantage of them.

A huge second half to come...

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There will be two minutes of additional time at the end of the first half.

Any late drama to come?

After Larne were unhappy with Linfield's opener, did referee Tony Clarke make the right call?

Andy Ryan made no mistake from the spot!

Kirk Milar's free-kick from 25-yards proves a comfortable save for Rohan Ferguson as we enter the final minute of the first half.

Kirk Millar's free-kick is headed back into the danger by Daniel Finlayson with Chris McKee firing the danger over the bar.

That was a good chance for David Healy's men to retake the lead.

Philip Lowry
Crusaders midfielder on BBC iPlayer

Larne will be delighted to be on level terms because they had not started this game well.