Michael Glynn swings in a free-kick that’s only half-cleared, dropping to Liam McStravick on the edge.

He takes it on, but the shot’s blocked and the Lurgan Blues scramble it clear. Cliftonville knocking, but still no way through.

Two late changes for the home side as Michael Morgan and Iestuyn Hughes make way for Ben Walker and Blake Matier.

We're into four minutes of additional time at Stangmore Park.

Paul O'Neill loops a header into the neat as Larne restore their two-goal cushion at Seaview.

Another change for the Lurgan Blues as Luke McGerrigan comes on in place of Nathaniel Ferris.

There will be a minimum of 11 added minutes, mainly due to Fraser Bryden's departure.

Five added minutes at Mourneview Park. Glenavon is edging towards a crucial win in their race for survival, but Cliftonville still have time to find something.

Danny Wallace is cautioned for a late foul on Jordan Jenkins.

Niall Quinn slides a neat pass into Barney McKeown, unmarked on the edge of the box, but the shot lacks conviction, and it’s straight at Lewis Ridd.

Since Glentoran's second goal, Dungannon have really struggled to break into the final third.

Can they test Andrew Mills again before the full-time whistle?

Michael Glynn switches it out to Liam McStravick on the left, who cuts inside but leans back and blazes well over.

Jim Magilton's side has been second best for virtually the entire second period.

Another change for the hosts and it's a significant one as Michael Halliday replaces Ben Cushnie with eight minutes remaining.

Incredibly, it's 4,669 days since the veteran striker's last appearance in the top flight of Irish League football.

The now 46-year-old was a relative youngster when he last played in the Premiership for Lisburn Distillery against Dungannon Swifts way back in April 2013.

Simply incredible!

Linfield introduce Charlie Allen in place of Isaac Baird.

Ballymena assistant boss Barry Johnston is shown a yellow card as the tension mounts in the final minutes.

Jordan Jenkins and Josh Kelly are brought on for Jordan Stewart and Pat Hoban.

Declan Devine will be delighted with Hoban and Stewart's performances this afternoon.

Harry Jewitt-White is the first player to go in referee Louise Thompson's notebook.

Just a minute later Thomas Maguire follows him and is cautioned.

Matty Lusty takes advantage of a defensive mistake to race through and restore the lead for Larne at Seaview.

Paul McGovern makes way to a warm ovation from the home fans and is replaced by Barney McKeown.