FT: Ballymena Utd 1-1 Carrick Rangers (15:00)
Aidan Steele puts Carrick ahead and Daire O'Connor equalises
FT: Bangor 1-1 Cliftonville (15:00)
Ryan Curran slots home penalty for Reds and Ben Arthurs equalises
FT: Crusaders 0-1 Larne (15:00)
Benji Magee gives Larne early lead
FT: Dungannon Swifts 4-2 Portadown (15:00)
Sean McAllister hat-trick and Adam Glenny penalty has Swifts ahead
FT: Glenavon 2-1 Linfield (15:00)
Second half goals from Ben Wilson and Paul McGovern give bottom side the lead with Charlie Allen scoring late consolation
Ballymena United 1-1 Carrick Rangers
Ballymena are almost gifted a chance as the ball takes a horrible bounce as Carrick keeper Nathan Gartside attempts to clear a back-pass.
He only succeeds in scooping the ball to Success Edogun who then shoots tamely at the keeper.
Crusaders 0-1 Larne
A clever dinked ball from Finley Thorndike is glanced home by Fraser Bryden but the offside flag denies him
However, that has woken the home fans up and the hosts are putting the Inver Reds under pressure.
Bangor 1-1 Cliftonville
Michael Glynn delivers from the left, Conor Falls cushions it down into the path of Adebayo Fapetu, but the midfielder's first-time effort flies over.
Glenavon 2-0 Linfield
Ben Wilson hits the Linfield net with a rebound finish to give Glenavon the lead.
Watch: Wilson gives Glenavon the lead at Mourneview Park
Ballymena United 1-1 Carrick Rangers
Billy Joe Burns challenges Jack O'Reilly from behind and picks up the first yellow card of the afternoon.
Carrick have been visibly rattled since conceding that equaliser.
Ballymena United 1-1 Carrick Rangers
Carrick make their first change as Seanan Clucas replaces Kyle Cherry.
Dungannon Swifts 4-1 Portadown
Eamon Fyfe forces a great save from Declan Dunne with a shot from a tight angle.
Crusaders 0-1 Larne
Musa Dibaga dives to his right to make the save and deny Paul O'Neill!
You have to think had that gone in it would have put Larne out of sight but we still have a game on our hands now.
Crusaders 0-1 Larne
Paul O'Neill has his legs swiped from under him and steps up to take the spot kick himself.
Bangor 1-1 Cliftonville
Another change for the north Belfast outfit as Conor Falls replaces Eric McWoods.
Paul McGovern (70 mins)
Linfield are in pure shock as Glenavon double their lead through Paul McGovern!
Again it was poor defending by the visitors, who stand like statues with McGovern on hand to strike from inside the area into the bottom corner.
Dreamland for the Lurgan Blues who are not only two goals in front, but fully deserve their lead too.
Dungannon Swifts 4-1 Portadown
Sean McAllister comes off for Leo Alves.
Crusaders 0-1 Larne
Larne make a move to tighten up at the back as Ryan Nolan replaces Matty Lusty.
Glenavon 1-0 Linfield
Goal scorer Ben Wilson is replaced by Luke McGerrigan as Michael O'Connor looks to his bench for the first time this afternoon.
Just over 20 minutes left on the clock.
Josh Ukek (66 mins)
The Ports are rewarded for their efforts.
A great ball from Shay McCartan found Josh Ukek and the winger produced a neat finish high into the net.
Daire O'Connor (65 mins)
The Sky Blues are level as Matthew Clarke's long ball forward drops in behind the Carrick defence.
As Daire O'Connor closes in, the ball breaks off keeper Nathan Gartside and O'Connor is ideally placed to steer home the loose ball.
Glenavon 1-0 Linfield
Corey Smith, who has been a real livewire down the right-hand side for the hosts, creates space for a shot from distance and forces Chris Johns into a smart stop.
Dungannon Swifts 4-0 Portadown
Rodney McAree now looks to his bench.
Thomas Maguire and Kealan Dillon come off for Andrew Mitchell and James Knowles.
Bangor 1-1 Cliftonville
Jonny Addis launches a raking ball forward, and Joe Gormley latches on, striking goalward, but it’s deflected behind for a corner.
The away side can’t make the set-piece count, and Bangor clear their lines.
Glenavon 1-0 Linfield
David Healy make his first change in the 66th minute as Chris McKee replaces Isaac Baird.
The former Glenavon man has been in for some stick this afternoon, and the Lurgan Blues faithful enjoyed that substitution.