Ards 0-2 Glenavon (Abandoned)
Cliftonville 1-1 Ballymena United (Abandoned)
Glentoran 0-0 Warrenpoint Town (Abandoned)
Ards 0-1 Glenavon
Joel Cooper marks his return to Glenavon after a spell in the United States by netting the opener into the top corner in the 21st minute.
Cooper executed a fine finish after a good run into the box.
Glentoran 0-0 Warrenpoint Town
Warrenpoint keeper Jonathan Parr is tested for the first time as he dives low to keep out Daniel Kelly's shot. A little bit of comedy at the other end with the ball moving in the stiff wind as Elliott Morris tries to take a goal-kick. After a few failed attempts the frustrated keeper gives up and digs a wee hole rugby style to get her nice and steady before dispatching it upfield.
Cliftonville 1-0 Ballymena Utd
Jude Winchester gives Cliftonville the lead in the 11th minute with a left-foot tap-in from inside the six-yard box.
Winchester's corner was not cleared, Jay Donnelly laid the ball off to Tomas Cosgrove, whose fizzing cross evaded everyone. Winchester then popped up at the back post to find the net.
Cliftonville 0-0 Ballymena Utd
Both sides battling the elements at Solitude as rain and strong winds make conditions very difficult.
Cathair Friel has shot straight at Brian Neeson for Ballymena, while Rory Donnelly was wide with a glancing header.
Glentoran 0-0 Warrenpoint Town
The visitors have threatened three times in the opening five minutes in what are horrendous conditions at the Oval. Driving rain and a gusting wind are providing a test for both the players at the Oval pitch. Fingers crossed we get the full 90...
Warrenpoint Town could put some clear blue water between themselves and the bottom two if they were to win at Glentoran tonight.
Ards' position in the standings has been boosted by an unbeaten run comprising two wins and two draws from their last four games.
Glentoran are back in the bottom six after a 0-0 draw with Dungannon on Saturday.
Image source, BBC SportIrish Premiership table
Crusaders now sit top of the Premiership table following their 3-0 success over Ballinamallard United on New Year's Day.
Glenavon are clinging onto the coat-tails of the top two, while Ballymena have creeped back into the top six.
Cliftonville and Linfield look to be out of the race for the Gibson Cup after a disappointing series of results over the festive period.
Image source, BBC SportIrish Premiership table
The two Premiership clashes between Ards and Glenavon this season have not been memorable occasions for Ards defender Johnny Taylor.
The big centre-back scored an own goal as the Lurgan Blues emerged 3-0 victors at Mourneview Park, Mark Sykes grabbing the other two goals.
Taylor was then sent-off as Gary Hamilton's charges emerged 2-0 victors at the Bangor Fuels Arena, Sykes again on target, along with Adam Foley.
Meanwhile Glentoran are defending a 100% record against Warrenpoint Town so far this campaign, having triumphed 2-0 at the Oval and then 3-2 at Milltown.
Image source, PresseyeJohnny Taylor has scored an own goal and been sent-off against Glenavon this season
Cliftonville v Ballymena Utd
Both previous league meetings between the sides this season have ended in 1-0 wins in favour of the home team.
In September, an Emmett Friars goal gave Ballymena a narrow victory over Cliftonville at the Showgrounds, while in November Stephen Garrett popped up with the decisive strike which ensured three points for the Reds at Solitude.
Barry Gray's men failed to pick up a point from difficult away fixtures against Linfield and Crusaders over the festive period, but they did manage a point from their encounter with Coleraine on Saturday.
The Sky Blues have suffered just one defeat from their last six outings.
Image source, PresseyeStephen Garrett scored the winner as Cliftonville beat Ballymena 1-0 on 25 November
League of Ireland club Cork City reveal on their Twitter account that Irish League champions Linfield have signed Achille Campion on loan, subject to international clearance.
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Cliftonville v Ballymena Utd
Cliftonville manager Barry Gray and Ballymena counterpart David Jeffrey offer their thoughts on Tuesday night's Premiership game at Solitude.
The managers of Cliftonville and Ballymena are expecting a tight contest at Solitude.
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Joel Taggart is joined by Coleraine boss Oran Kearney for the clash of Cliftonville and Ballymena United at Solitude, while Grant Cameron and Lindsay McKeown are at the Bangor Fuels Arena for Ards v Glenavon.
Barry Flynn will provide updates on Glentoran v Warrenpoint Town at the Oval.
Cliftonville v Ballymena United
Garry Breen and Jamie Harney out for Cliftonville, Jay Donnelly and Tomas Cosgrove in.
Joe Gormley remains on the bench, along with new Reds recruit Conor McDonald.
Ballymena unchanged from the team which beat Glenavon, although long-term injury absentee Caolan Loughran is named among the substitutes.
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Cliftonville v Ballymena Utd
Ex-Warrenpoint man Conor McDonald has joined his former boss Barry Gray at Solitude.
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Stephen Dooley receives international clearance to play for Coleraine and is available for the Irish Cup fifth round game with Lisburn Distillery on Saturday.
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Glentoran v Warrenpoint Town
Glens boss Gary Haveron makes three changes after Saturday's draw at Dungannon Swifts. In come Dylan Davidson, Tiarnan McNicholl and Jonathan Smith to replace Eric Foley, James Knowles and Curtis Allen.
Four changes for Warrenpoint - Seanna Foster, Jordan Lyttle, Lorcan Forde and Liam McKenna are handed starts with Stephen Moan, Sean Mackle and Conall McGrandles dropping out while Stephen Murray has joined Glenavon.
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Ards v Glenavon
Sammy Clingan sits this one out for Glenavon, with Jordan Jenkins drafted in.
Michael Ruddy, David Elebert and Ben Arthurs drop out of the Ards starting XI, Callum Byers, Adam McAleenan and Craig McMillen coming in.
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Pitch inspection at the Oval
Glentoran v Warrenpoint at the Oval gets the go-ahead despite torrential rain in East Belfast.
Pitch inspection at The Oval
If you're going to a game tonight, wrap up warm and take care on the roads.
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High winds and persistent rain could make conditions tricky during tonight's three games.
The pitch at the Oval has passed a pitch inspection and goes ahead.
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