Top Six
FT: Coleraine 6-2 Glentoran (17:30 BST)
Patching hat-trick and fine Ives strike has Bannsiders ahead with Clarke and Hoban pulling goals back and Devine and Shevlin also scoring for Coleraine
FT: Larne 8-0 Dungannon Swifts (17:30 BST)
Champions elect running riot at Inver Park
Three goals for Ryan, efforts from Graham and O'Neill as Lusty also scores a hat-trick
FT: Linfield 1-2 Cliftonville (17:30 BST)
McStravick scores early for Reds and McKee levels from spot before McStravick restores Cliftonville's advantage
Bottom Six
FT: Bangor 2-4 Portadown (15:00 BST)
Fyfe fires Ports ahead and Boyd levels before Quinn restores away side's advantage
Ukek and Hannan both score late, before Teelen rounds out win
FT: Crusaders 3-2 Ballymena United (15:00 BST)
Thorndike and Maguire score for Crues and Thompson own goal adds a third before Edogun pulls two goals back
FT: Glenavon 2-3 Carrick Rangers (15:00 BST)
Burns penalty has relegated hosts ahead before Lecky hits back and Callacher and Pollock then score as substitute Gibson nets late winner
Glenavon 0-0 Carrick Rangers
Matthew Snoddy curls a free-kick deep towards the back post, where Adam Lecky rises to meet it.
It is a decent connection, but it's far too close to Jacob Carney, who barely has to move.
Bangor 0-1 Portadown
Shay McCartan's afternoon is finished prematurely as he limps off to be replaced by Ben Quinn.
Crusaders 2-0 Ballymena United
Crusaders' tails are up after those two early goals and Finley Thorndike tries his luck with an audacious effort from the halfway line, the ball going just the wrong side of the post.
Thomas Maguire (17 mins)
Two goals in three minutes has the home side firmly in control at Seaview.
Thomas Maguire is fouled inside the penalty area, referee Michael McKenna pointing immediately to the spot.
Maguire picks himself up off the ground to fire home the spot-kick past the despairing dive of Declan Breen.
Crusaders 1-0 Ballymena United
Glenavon 0-0 Carrick Rangers
Nathaniel Ferris is through on goal again, but his touch lets him down as the ball rolls harmlessly through to Lorcan Donnelly.
Ferris can only look to the sky in frustration; he knows he's had two decent chances already.
Bangor 0-1 Portadown
Oisin Devlin swings in a ball from the right that is met by Jay Boyd but he glances his header wide.
Meanwhile, I have had to set my laptop on top the handily-placed freezer in the press box here at Clandeboye Park as we bake in the heat.
Finley Thorndike (14 mins)
The home side hit the front through Finley Thorndike's fourth goal of the season.
The midfielder's corner is initially cleared to him on the edge of the box and he shows great skill to beat two defenders and fire low to the bottom corner.
Glenavon 0-0 Carrick Rangers
Nathaniel Ferris looks to be away, but Luke McCullough shows all his experience to deny the frontman.
The defender tracks the Glentoran loanee's run with ease, nudging him wide and away from goal.
Eamon Fyfe (8 mins)
Adam Towe goes on a mazy run through the middle of the Bangor defence and feeds James Teelan. His low shot is parried by Gareth Deane and Eamon Fyfe mops up the rebound.
Not one the Bangor keeper will want to see again.
Crusaders 0-0 Ballymena United
Ballymena United goalkeeper Declan Breen is called into action for the first time to deny a smart effort from Thomas Maguire at his near post.
Bangor 0-0 Portadown
Benjamin Wells delivers a tempting ball from the left that is headed behind by Stephen McGuinness.
Josh Carson's corner is met by Divin Isamala but Gareth Deane saves easily.
Glenavon 0-0 Carrick Rangers
Matthew Snoddy slides a neat ball out to Ryan McKay, who swings in a first-time cross from the left.
It is a testing delivery, but Oran O'Kane is positioned perfectly to head the ball clear at the back post.
Crusaders 0-0 Ballymena United
The visitors really should be in front.
Winger Daire O'Connor does brilliantly to wriggle his way into the Crusaders penalty area before crossing to an unmarked Success Edogun.
With the goal at his mercy, the big striker inexplicably heads wide from six yards.
Crusaders 0-0 Ballymena United
A lovely moment prior to kick-off as both sets of players formed a guard of honour to recognise the contribution of Crusaders stalwart Jordan Owens.
Glenavon 0-0 Carrick Rangers
Niall Quinn tries to thread a clever pass in behind for Nathaniel Ferris.
It looks promising for a second, but the linesman is quick to intervene as the offside flag halts the move before Ferris can let fly.
Bangor 0-0 Portadown
We are under way on a beautiful day at the seaside. The hosts get us going kicking right to left on Steven Gregg's whistle.
Glenavon 0-0 Carrick Rangers
Peter Campbell gets the ball rolling at Mourneview Park.
Crusaders 0-0 Ballymena United
Success Edogun gets us under way at a sunny Seaview on what promises to be a dramatic final day of the season.
For Crusaders, there's still the matter of a two-legged play-off to come against Championship runners-up Annagh United next week.
For now, though, it's about completing the regular campaign.
Rohan Ferguson, Pat Hoban and Matt Ridley have been shortlisted for Player of the Year at the upcoming Northern Ireland Football Writers' Association awards on Sunday, 3rd May.
Larne stopper Ferguson has recorded 23 clean sheets, while teammate Ridley has played a major role in Larne's solidity in defence.
Striker Hoban has netted an impressive 31 goals in 38 appearances this season for Glentoran.
The Glens also feature in the Women's Player of the Year nominees with Jess Foy and Nadene Caldwell shortlisted after helping their side win the Premiership title. Cliftonville's Teegan Lynch is also nominated after a successful season for the Reds.
Larne's Gary Haveron, Glentoran's Declan Devine, and Coleraine's Ruaidhri Higgins have all been nominated for the Manager of the Year with all sides still able to clinch the Gibson Cup heading into the final round of fixtures.
In the Young Player of the Year award, Crusaders Josh Williamson and Fraser Bryden have been nominated after impressing during a difficult season for the north Belfast side. 20-year-old MJ Kamson-Kamara has also been shortlisted following a strong season in Glentoran's defence.
Championship winners Limavady United's captain Stephen Lowry and forward John Butcher are both nominated for Championship Player of the Year, alongside Annagh United midfielder Jack Henderson.
In addition, two Northern Ireland players will be inducted into the Dr Malcolm Brodie Hall of Fame at the ceremony.
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