There was plenty of drama this evening with the title tussle between leaders Larne and Linfield ending all-square along with a red card.

Glentoran hammered Cliftonville at Solitude while Ballymena and bottom side Glenavon played out a 2-2 draw.

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A nerve-jangling encounter ends all square at the Showgrounds.

The point sees Glenavon close to within six points of Crusaders at the foot of the table, while Ballymena move four clear of the Crues in 10th position.

Pat Hoban completes his double by slotting home Glentoran's fourth goal.

Jordan McMullan holds back Success Edogun to prevent a Ballymena attack and is booked as a result.

A point apiece at Inver Park means it's as you were at the top of the table after a hard-fought contest.

Fourth official Steven Gregg indicates a minimum of four minutes of additional time.

Ballymena make a late change as Dean Ebbe replaces Igor Rutkowski in attack.

Leroy Millar is shown a straight red card to leave Larne a player down.

All over at Solitude as the full-time whistle sounds on a comprehensive victory for Glentoran.

Pat Hoban and Jordan Stewart shine brightest in a dominant second-half display.

Rory Hale rattles the crossbar with a fierce strike after Sean Robertson's initial effort is blocked.

The loose ball falls to the Cliftonville captain but he cannot steer it on target.

We are into four added minutes at Inver Park.

Niall Quinn's free kick deflects behind for a corner as Glenavon chase a winner.

Another Larne sub as Paul O'Neill is thrown on in place of Matty Lusty. We are into minute 90 - will O'Neill have enough time to impact the game?

Ronan Doherty replaces Jordan McEneff in midfield for Larne.

An air of inevitability hangs over Solitude now as the visitors coast to victory.

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Close for Glenavon as Nathaniel Ferris' low shot is hacked off the line by the alert Daithi McCallion.

A double change for Glenavon as Stephen Mallon and Niall Quinn replace Paul McGivern and Luke McGerrigan.

Glenavon defender Harry Murphy has a handful of Igor Rutkowski's shirt as the pair chase a loose ball.

Referee Jamie Robinson spots it and issues a yellow card.