After securing their first away points of their season at Bangor on Saturday, Glenavon aim to add further to their tally as they make their first trip to Ballymena Showgrounds this season.

Ballymena boss Oran Kearney welcomes back David Toure and Aaron Jarvis from suspension while Shane McEleney also comes into the starting line-up from the side which lost at Coleraine on Friday night.

Danny Lafferty, Stephen O'Donnell and Sean Murray all drop to the bench.

Glenavon boss Michael O'Connor has arguably the easiest team selection he'll ever have as a manager - he names the same starting XI and the same seven substitutes who excelled at Clandeboye Park.

Ballymena United: Wade, Toure, McCallion, McEleney, Clarke, Jarvis, McGeouch, Sule, Corbally, Edogun, Rutkowski.

Subs: Breen, Lafferty, O'Donnell, Ebbe, Thompson, Murray, Hood.

Glenavon: Carney, Mountney, Murphy, McKeown, Burns, Carlin, McGerrigan, Campbell, McGovern, Falls, Ferris.

Subs: McMullan, Cartwright, Mallon, Lowe, Gilmore, Lindsay, Quinn.

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Jim Magilton makes four changes to the side that beat Crusaders 5-2, with Harry Wilson, Adam Carroll and Joe Sheridan dropping out and on-loan Josh Kelly ineligible to face his parent club.

Conor Pepper, Jonny Addis, Ryan Curran and Liam McStravick come into the starting line-up as the Reds look to make it four home wins in a row in all competitions.

Glentoran boss Declan Devine responds to the 1-0 defeat by Linfield with three alterations.

Daniel Larmour, Jordan Stewart and Jordan Jenkins make way for captain Marcus Kane, MJ Kamson-Kamara and Pat Hoban, who returns from suspension to lead the line.

Cliftonville: Ridd, Pepper, Addis, Hale (capt), Curran, Leppard, Conlan, Glynn, Toole, McStravick, Healy.

Subs: Morrison, Gormley, Robertson, Kelly, Hawthorne, Carroll, Sheridan.

Glentoran: Mills, Cooney, Kane (capt), Palmer, Hoban, Kamson-Kamara, Amos, O’Rourke, Singleton, Clarke, McEneff.

Subs: Crellin, Connolly, Stewart, Burt, Jenkins, Douglas, Daniels.

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Welcome to Inver Park for this mouth-watering clash between Larne and Linfield.

Larne will be looking to return to winning ways after two defeats on the bounce while the Blues will be looking for a fifth win in a row to move within two points of the league leaders.

Gary Haveron makes four changes from the defeat here against Carrick on Friday. Chris Gallagher returns from suspension while Tiarnan O'Connor, Matty Lusty and Dan Bent all start.

David Healy makes just one change from their Big Two victory over Gentoran on Saturday with former Larne man Sean Brown in for Isaac Baird.

Larne: Ferguson, Ridley, Donnelly, Gallagher, O'Connor, Graham, Millar, McEneff, Cosgrove (capt), Bent, Lusty

Subs: Graham , McKendry, O'Neill, Doherty, Ryan, Wallace, Simpson

Linfield: Johns, East, Millar, McClean (capt), Hall, Archer, Brown, McGee, Fitzpatrick, Taylor, Leahy

Subs: Walsh, Allen, McKee, Yates, Mulgrew, Frizzell, McCullough

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A look at the table ahead of tonight.

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Here is a reminder of tonight's fixtures.

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Hello and welcome to our coverage of tonight's three Irish Premiership games.

There is a huge match at Inver Park this evening as league leaders Larne, who haven't registered a win in their last three games, welcome Linfield in third, who are unbeaten in their last nine league games.

At Solitude, Cliftonville will look to build on their impressive north Belfast derby victory when they welcome Glentoran, who were defeated by Linfield in the 'Big Two' derby on Saturday.

Ballymena United host Glenavon in tonight's third game with Michael O'Connor's side aiming to further close the gap to 11th-placed Crusaders.

We will have live updates and in-play clips from all the matches with a report, highlights and reaction to follow.

Thanks for joining us. Enjoy!

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