Ballymena go close to an equaliser as Kym Nelson's header from a corner is brilliantly saved by Matthew Skeet.

Great stop from the home keeper.

This happened the last time Aaron McCarey was standing at this end of the ground against Coleraine.

One of the most iconic images in Irish League history. It'll take a lot to match that drama this evening.

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Jamie McDonagh is displaying the range of his shooting ability.

Having scored in the first half with a firm low drive, he has just tested Chris Johns with a lovely 20-yard curler that was heading for the top corner until the Linfield keeper got across to save comfortably in the end.

Two goals that won't win many awards for beauty but do you think that David McDaid and Lee Bonis - who is off the mark for his new club - will worry too much about that?

It's nearly two for Glentoran and two for Michael O'Connor.

It's a near identical effort to his goal in the first half as the ball is chipped across goal but this time Stephen O'Donnell gets in the way to block the danger at the far post.

Crusaders' Ross Clarke with an effort at the right hand side of the edge of the box but he fires over.

At the other end a snapshot from an acute angle from distance from Ports striker Adam Salley flies wide.

Still awaiting the opener.

It's been a slow start to the second half in east Belfast but Conor McMenamin attempts to bring it into life with a long range effort, which is easily pushed away by Gareth Deane.

One change at the break and it's by the home side, with club captain Chris Curran on for full-back Conor McDermott.

Could be an interesting second half ahead at Solitude.

Watch David Cushley drill the ball home left-footed after Ciaran Gallagher can only palm away Kyle Cherry's corner.

Championship side Hull City have sacked manager Grant McCann, less than a week after they were taken over by the Turkey-based Acun Medya Group.

McCann, 41, was in his third season in charge of the Tigers, having steered the club back to the Championship last term following relegation.

He departs the Tigers despite back-to-back wins which moved the club 10 points clear of the relegation zone.

"These matters are never easy," chairman and owner Acun Ilicali said.

"During the process, Grant has always remained professional and fully focused on the team, and will forever be a friend of the Tigers. I'm sure Grant will be successful in whatever his next challenge is."

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Niall McGinn has joined Dundee from Aberdeen on an 18-month deal.

The Northern Ireland winger, 34, was in his second spell at Pittodrie, having re-joined from Gwangju in 2017.

McGinn has scored 112 goals in 529 club appearances and netted six times in 67 games for his country.

And he could make his debut for second-bottom Dundee in Wednesday's Scottish Premiership meeting with St Johnstone, who are two points below James McPake's side.

After spells with Dungannon Swifts and Derry City, McGinn joined Celtic in 2009 and left for Aberdeen three years later, shortly after a loan spell at Brentford.

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Paul Leeman
BBC Sport NI summariser

Those two quickfire goals have turned an already uphill task for Warrenpoint into one of Everest-like proportions for the bottom side.

Glenavon's wastefulness in front of goal comes back to bite them as they trail to Rhyss Campbell's goal.

The Swifts - who are absolutely buoyant at present - had openings of their own as well but manager Dean Shiels will be delighted to lead at the break.

Neither side able to break the deadlock in the first half.

Hoping for better after the break.

Carrick go in a goal to the good at half-time as they chase a first league win in 10 games.

Can Ballymena fight back after the interval?

The pace may have dropped after a fast start to the game, but Cliftonville won't mind that as they go in a goal up at the interval.

It was a fine strike from Jamie McDonagh that gave them that lead in the 15th minute, but there have not been many opportunities at either end since.

What does Linfield manager David Healy do at half-time? He won't panic, of course, but will he be tempted to change the shape or personnel?