So Larne overcome Glenavon 3-0 to go five clear while 10-man Linfield see their faint title hopes hopes by a 2-0 defeat against Carrick.

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It's all over at Mourneview Park as Larne seal a 3-0 win over Glenavon to move five points clear at the top of the Irish Premiership.

Second half goals from Paul O'Neill, Leroy Millar and Andy Ryan prove the difference in the end.

It is all over at Taylors Avenue and Carrick deservedly take all three points.

Three minutes of additional time to be added on at Mourneview Park.

Linfield go close to securing a consolation through substitute Robbie McDaid but Carrick manage to gather the ball in the area.

Seconds remaining now.

There's a sense of inevitability about this game now as we enter the final five minutes.

Larne are frustrating their hosts as they dominate possession in the closing stages.

Luke McCullough fires home to put Carrick 2-0 in front against 10-man Linfield.

Final roll of the dice for Glenavon as Michael O'Connor makes a double change.

Kris Lowe and Gavin Gilmore come on to replace Sean Carlin and Peter Campbell.

Kyle McClean sees yellow for a foul on Paul Heatley and the frustrations sums up Linfield's evening.

They have been out-thought this evening and need a goal soon you feel to have any chance of rescuing this one.

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Double change for Larne after Leroy Millar's goal as Matty Lusty and Ronan Doherty enter the fray.

They replace Paul O'Neill, who put the visitors in front, and James Simpson.

I have been watching Irish League football for many years, but for the first time ever I can hear chants of "The referee is amazing" from the American Carrick fans in the crowd.

A little tongue-in-cheek, but referee Tony Clarke should be proud to be the subject of that historic moment in Premiership history.

And Linfield go close to grabbing that goal.

Chris McKee fires in an effort from an acute angle close to the bye-line that whistles over the crossbar.

Carrick will take a deep sigh of relief after that.

A rare quiet spell in the game as play is retained in the middle third of the pitch.

As the saying goes, the next goal is huge.

Take a bow Chris Johns.

The ball is crossed into the heart of the Linfield box from the right and there is Paul Heatley with a wonderful low volley from 12 yards that looks destined for the right-hand corner of goal, but somehow Johns, at full stretch, saves to his left at full reach to knock the ball away for a corner.

How important could that be?

Rohan Ferguson is called into action again as Paul McGovern gets his shot away from a tight angle.

The Larne keeper stands up well to palm away the shot for a corner.

Glenavon go close to the opener two minutes into the second half as Conor Falls' deep cross drops narrowly wide of the far post with Rohan Ferguson looking slightly concerned.