Irish Premiership
FT: Ballymena Utd 2-2 Cliftonville (19:45 GMT)
Rutkowski double has Sky Blues ahead
FT: Carrick Rangers 0-0 Linfield (19:45 GMT)
Archer shown straight red card for Blues
FT: Glentoran 1-4 Larne (19:45 GMT)
Paul O'Neill scores twice and Gallagher also nets against former side with Cosgrove adding fourth as Cooney sees red for Glens
Irish Cup fifth round
FT: Glenavon 4-2 Newington (AET)
Stuart puts Championship side ahead and McGovern levels before Ruaidhri Donnelly scores fine free-kick and Campbell scores last-ditch equaliser in normal time
Ferris and Gilmour net in extra time
FT: Portadown 4-2 Annagh (19:45 GMT)
Substitute Scott scores debut goal and Isamala adds second before Calvert and Uptown draw visitors level
Uptown own goal restores Ports' advantage
FT: Ballinamallard United 0-3 Institute (19:45 GMT)
FT: Warrenpoint Town 4-3 Lisburn Distillery (ET)
Portadown 4-2 Annagh United
It's over at Shamrock Park, where Portadown survive a second-half scare to book their place in the next round.
Jack Scott and Divin Isamala had them cruising early on, only for Annagh to claw it back through Kris Calvert and Lee Upton. But a freak own goal from Upton, followed by a late strike from Rhys Annett, seals the win for the Ports.
Glentoran 1-4 Larne
Larne move 10 points clear at the top of the Irish Premiership after a convincing 4-1 victory at the Oval.
Ballymena United 2-2 Cliftonville
A frenetic game ends all square at the Showgrounds.
Not quite the fairytale ending that Sean O'Neill had hoped for but it's a point apiece.
Peter Campbell (90+3 mins)
Extra-time beckons as Peter Campbell fires home first time first time after a lucky deflection off Nathaniel Ferris puts the ball into his path.
Have the Lurgan Blues spared their blushes?
Glentoran 1-4 Larne
Tomas Cosgrove keeps his cool to slot home a fourth from James Simpson's neat flick.
Watch: Tomas Cosgrove extends Larne's lead.
Rhys Annett (93 mins)
Rhys Annett wraps it up for the Ports.
He’s denied first by Lee Upton’s block, but the ball falls kindly and the forward curls a brilliant second effort into the top corner. A ruthless counter and game over at Shamrock Park.
Carrick Rangers 0-0 Linfield
The fourth official has indicated a minimum of two minutes added time.
Ballymena United 2-2 Cliftonville
Joe Gormley tries his luck from long range but it's straight into the midriff of Sean O'Neill.
Glenavon 1-2 Newington
Into five added minutes at Mourneview Park. Can Glenavon save themselves from an upset?
Glentoran 1-4 Larne
Three minutes of additional time to be played at the end of this one.
Ballymena United 2-2 Cliftonville
Sean O'Neill's night comes close to ending n disaster as he brings down Eric McWoods outside the penalty area.
Fortunately for the Ballymena keeper, the assistant referee has flagged for offside.
McWoods picks up a yellow card for disputing the decision.
Portadown 3-2 Annagh United
Five minutes of added time. Is that enough for an Annagh equaliser?
Carrick Rangers 0-0 Linfield
Another big chance for Carrick and Paul Heatley.
Adam Lecky flicks a header on to Heatley, who hits a volley with his right foot but can't keep his effort down as it sails over the crossbar.
The two best chances for the home side have both fallen to Heatley, who has been unable to convert on both occasions.
Glenavon 1-2 Newington
Rian Brown gets down well to tip Paul McGovern's effort around the post and Newington clear the corner. 89 minutes gone...
Glentoran 1-4 Larne
James Singleton makes way for James Douglas for the final five minutes of this one.
Glenavon 1-2 Newington
Barney McKeown is replaced by Sean Carlin as the hosts go for broke with the clock ticking down.
Carrick Rangers 0-0 Linfield
Chris Johns makes a super save from an Aidan Steele acrobatic effort, but the linesman has his flag up for offside.
Regardless of the offside, that was a great stop by the Linfield goalkeeper.
Ballymena United 2-1 Cliftonville
James Hood replaces Daire O'Connor for Ballymena as the game moves into seven minutes of injury time.
Portadown 3-2 Annagh United
Gideon Tetteh bursts clear on the counter as Annagh commit bodies forward, but his low strike drags just wide of the far post.
It's another lively moment from the debutant, who’s looked a real threat since coming on.
Joe Gormley (87 mins)
Cliftonville are level from a not-unexpected source.
Liam McStravick cuts the ball back from the left flank and the Reds' all-time leading scorer is on hand to wallop a shot past Sean O'Neill.