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)
Glenavon 1-1 Newington
A double sub of their own for the visitors as goal-scorer Darren Stuart and Tony McIlhone are replaced by Caolan Duffy and Caolan McBride.
Twenty to go for someone to find a winner.
Glentoran 1-3 Larne
Paul O'Neill slides in to score his second and Larne's third at the Oval.
Watch: Paul O'Neill scores for Larne to make it 1-3
Lee Upton o.g. (73 mins)
Drama at both ends for Lee Upton.
Moments after drawing Annagh level, the defender turns Gideon Tetteh’s low cross into his own net to restore the Ports’ lead.
Glentoran 1-3 Larne
Andy Ryan and Matty Lusty come on for Tiarnan O'Connor and Paul O'Neill.
Portadown 2-2 Annagh United
Double switch for the Ports as Eamon Fyfe and Ben Quinn make way for Rhys Annett and Shay McCartan.
Ballymena United 2-1 Cliftonville
After a lengthy delay for treatment, Ballymena keeper Sean O'Neill is back on his feet, albeit a bit groggily.
Portadown 2-2 Annagh United
Alberto Balde bursts through one-on-one and looks certain to complete the comeback, but Aaron McCarey stands tall and makes a crucial save.
Carrick Rangers 0-0 Linfield
Callumn Morrison is booked for a late challenge on Michael Place.
It's all got a bit scrappy at Taylors Avenue now midway through the second half.
Portadown 2-2 Annagh United
A second change for the visitors as Jude Johnson makes way for Jacob Farr. Fresh legs in midfield as Annagh look to keep their momentum going.
Ballymena United 2-1 Cliftonville
Ballymena keeper Sean O'Neill comes outside his penalty area to head the ball clear but is caught with a high challenge by Brian Healy.
Referee Chris Morrison takes his time before awarding a yellow card but it could easily have been a different colour.
Glenavon 1-1 Newington
Almost a goal with his first touch for Mikey Harkin! Gavin Gilmore's own first touch finds Nathaniel Ferris who chests it into the path of Harkin who hits it first time.
However, Rian Brown gets down well to save. The visitors having to weather a storm in this second half.
Glentoran 1-3 Larne
Rohan Ferguson punches Ben Gallagher's corner to safety.
The Glens aren't giving up here.
Lee Upton (68 mins)
Lee Upton comes back to haunt his former club, rising highest to nod home Connall Young’s free-kick and draw Annagh level.
What a turnaround from Ciaran McGurgan’s men - they looked out of it, but they’re right back in this.
Glenavon 1-1 Newington
A double sub for Glenavon on 65 minutes and it's a Glenavon debut for Larne loanee Mikey Harkin as he replaces Charlie Lindsay.
Niall Quinn also leaves the field and is replaced by Gavin Gilmore.
Portadown 2-1 Annagh United
Luke Wilson goes into Mark Dillon’s book for a late challenge on James Convie.
Ballymena United 2-1 Cliftonville
A triple change from Cliftonville as Rory Hale, Liam McStravick and Eric McWoods replace Ryan Curran, Joe Sheridan and Adebayo Fapetu.
Glenavon 1-1 Newington
A wonder goal from Paul McGovern brings Glenavon level with Newington.
Watch :- McGovern equalises for Glenavon
Carrick Rangers 0-0 Linfield
Adam Lecky knocks a long ball down into the path of Paul Heatley, who rushes onto it and strikes from distance.
His effort sails high and wide of the target from 25 yards out.
Ballymena United 2-1 Cliftonville
Referee Chris Morrison inadvertently breaks up a Cliftonville attack as the ball cannons off the official.
The Reds still have possession but the ref blows before giving the ball to Cliftonville to restart play.
Visiting boss Jim Magilton is less than enamoured.
Glentoran 1-3 Larne
Daniel Larmour and Cammy Palmer make way for Ben Gallagher and Ciaran Coll.