Here we go, 36 games played and just two to go.

Will Larne secure back-to-back Gibson Cups or will Linfield take the title race to the final game?

Larne got their name on the list of champions last season.

Can they do it again this year?

Matthew Shevlin scored a last-gasp equaliser to earn Coleraine a 2-2 draw at Windsor Park and dent the Blues' title challenge.

Just three points separate the top two sides, although Larne do have a vastly superior goal difference.

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Glentoran defender Jonny Russell netted an own goal in the dying seconds to hand leaders Larne a dramatic Irish Premiership victory at the Oval.

With Larne's win and Linfield dropping points against Coleraine, the Invermen are three points clear ahead of this evening's game.

There are two changes to the Linfield side who drew against Coleraine with Matthew Fitzpatrick and Braiden Graham replacing the injured Jamie Mulgrew and Matthew Clarke, who drops to the bench.

Tiernan Lynch also makes two changes to his last starting XI, who began in the dramatic 2-1 victory over Glentoran. Ro-Shaun Williams and Jaziel Orozco begin with neither Joe Thomson or Sean Graham featuring in tonight's squad.

Linfield: Johns, Finlayson, Shields, Millar, McClean, Cooper, Hall, McKee, McGee, Fitzpatrick, Graham.

Subs: Walsh, Stewart, Clarke, Devine, McCullough, Annett, Doherty.

Larne: Ferguson, Donnelly, Randall, Bonis, Bolger, Millar, Cosgrove, Gallagher, Ryan, Williams, Orozco.

Subs: McAdams, Kearns, O'Neill, Allan, Westendorf, Glynn, Sloan.

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It was the 15 seconds that changed everything.

Even by the Irish Premiership's lofty standards, the conclusion of Tuesday's action could not have been any more dramatic, with Larne scoring a late winner against Glentoran and Linfield conceding a late equaliser against Coleraine.

Those results handed the initiative in this pulsating title race to Larne, but their boss Tiernan Lynch knows that nothing is won yet, whilst his Linfield counterpart David Healy will try rally his troops after the midweek sucker punch.

Read from both managers ahead of the big game tonight here.

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Good evening and welcome to our coverage of tonight's huge game in the race for the Irish Premiership.

Linfield face champions Larne at Windsor Park, a game that is live on BBC Two NI, BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website.

Following Tuesday's dramatic results, Larne have the upper hand heading into the last two games of the season.

If Larne win tonight, they will retain the Gibson Cup.

If the game ends in a draw, the race is all but over due to their vastly superior goal difference.

For David Healy's Linfield, they must win and then hope Tiernan Lynch's side slip up at home to Coleraine on the final day.

There is a lot on the line and we will have you covered with live text commentary and in-play clips of all the action.

Thanks for joining us - enjoy!

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