GOAL- Linfield 1-1 Larnepublished at 20:19 British Summer Time 22 April
Andy Ryan (35 mins)
A superb penalty from Andy Ryan, who sends his strike into the bottom right hand corner to level the game.
Linfield 1-1 Larne (FT)
Andy Ryan equalises after Leroy Millar scores own goal
Larne all but champions after 1-1 draw at Windsor Park.
Linfield trail Leaders Larne by three points but leaders have far superior goal difference
Larne aiming to win back-to back Irish Premiership titles
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Andy Ryan (35 mins)
A superb penalty from Andy Ryan, who sends his strike into the bottom right hand corner to level the game.
Linfield 1-0 Larne
Joel Cooper brings down Tomas Cosgrove and Larne have a penalty!
Linfield 1-0 Larne
How big will this goal prove to be?
Larne aren't happy. Was it a foul on Rohan Ferguson?
Linfield 1-0 Larne
Lauren McCann
BBC Sport NI at Windsor Park
There are shades of Larne's performance against Cliftonville in the Irish Cup semi-final in this display so far, they just haven't been able to get going.
Linfield will be keen to add a second goal while they're on top.
Linfield 1-0 Larne
A superb tackle by Braiden Graham robs Chris Gallagher of the ball after he had latched onto Kirk Millar's corner and tried to cause a breakaway.
Linfield 1-0 Larne
The answer is no as Kirk Millar heads the danger away, to the frustration of the travelling fans.
Linfield 1-0 Larne
Mark Randall's pass finds Andy Ryan, who travels through midfield and into the box, with his resulting strike taking a deflection off Chris Shields to give the away side a corner.
Can they find a quick equaliser?
Linfield 0-0 Larne
Philip Lowry
Crusaders midfielder on BBC iPlayer
It's been coming. It's no more than Linfield deserve.
Leroy Millar OG (21 mins)
The home side break the deadlock!
Kirk Millar's in-swinging corner takes a deflection off Leroy Millar's leg and sails into the back of the net.
Linfield 0-0 Larne
Andy Ryan nods Mark Randall's corner narrowly wide of the right hand post.
That's the away side's best chance of the game.
Linfield 0-0 Larne
Linfield fail to create a goalscoring opportunity through two corners in quick succession.
Will they regret not taking advantage of chances like that at the full-time whistle?
Linfield 0-0 Larne
Lauren McCann
BBC Sport NI at Windsor Park
It has been one-way traffic in the opening 15 minutes for Larne, with Linfield playing like a team that really needs to win. Lee Bonis and Andy Ryan are cutting isolated figures.
Linfield 0-0 Larne
Braiden Graham has a good opportunity to have a shot on goal, but takes too much time which gives the Larne defence time to deal with the danger.
It's been a lively start to this game.
Linfield 0-0 Larne
Larne break down the left flank and Leroy Millar plays the ball across to Jaziel Orozco with his strike being deflected away by Chris Shields.
Linfield 0-0 Larne
Linfield have dominated the opening proceedings of this huge game, but stopper Rohan Ferguson is yet to make a save.
Linfield 0-0 Larne
Philip Lowry
Crusaders midfielder on BBC iPlayer
For me, there's not much in that. He gets there first, but my first thought was McKee made a slight meal of it.
Linfield 0-0 Larne
The home fans are appealing that their side should have a penalty after Chris McKee fell under the challenge of Leroy Millar, but referee Tony Clarke waves away the appeals.
Linfield 0-0 Larne
Kirk Millar picks up the first yellow card of what has been a feisty game so far.
Linfield 0-0 Larne
Philip Lowry
Crusaders midfielder on BBC iPlayer
What an occasion. We have seen so much drama and it's all come down to this tonight.
Linfield 0-0 Larne
Lauren McCann
BBC Sport NI at Windsor Park
We have been treated to quite the title race this season and it is up to Linfield now to win tonight to take the drama to the final day.
Last year, Larne wrapped up their first ever Gibson Cup win with two games to spare and 83 points proved enough to send the title to Inver Park.
It hasn't been as plain sailing this time round, as despite the fact they have amassed 86 points, Linfield are still on their coat tails and ready to pounce at a slip-up.
If Larne manage to win tonight and against Coleraine they will finish the season on 92 points, the highest tally ever amassed in the Irish Premiership and a feat which would highlight their consistency throughout the season.