Postpublished at 16:48 GMT 26 December 2023
Carrick Rangers 1-2 Larne
Andy Mitchell replaces Joe Crowe in a last throw of the dice for Carrick.
There are to be a minimum of four minutes of additional time.
Ballymena Utd 3-1 Coleraine
Carrick Rangers 1-2 Larne
Cliftonville 2-1 Crusaders
Linfield 2-0 Glentoran
Loughgall 2-1 Dungannon Swifts
Newry City 0-4 Glenavon
Carrick Rangers 1-2 Larne
Andy Mitchell replaces Joe Crowe in a last throw of the dice for Carrick.
There are to be a minimum of four minutes of additional time.
Carrick Rangers 1-2 Larne
Watch Andy Ryan double Carrick's lead over Larne in the east Antrim derby.
Watch: Andy Ryan scores to make it 2-0 to Larne
Loughgall 1-1 Dungannon Swifts
Caolan Loughran is booked for a foul in the middle of the park but it's Dungannon who are furious with Evan Boyce as he calls it back for the foul despite Ethan McGee being played through on goal.
Into five minutes of stoppage now. Will we have a winner?
Linfield 2-0 Glentoran
Frustration telling for the Glens as Marcus Kane is awarded a yellow card for a late challenge on Kirk Millar.
The fourth official has also indicated there will be three minutes added time played.
Cliftonville 2-1 Crusaders
It's back-to-the-wall stuff for the Reds, with Crusaders looking to deliver into the Cliftonville area at every opportunity.
Three minutes of added time remaining.
Cliftonville 2-1 Crusaders
Jordan Owens is inches away from an equalizer as he gets his head to a Jordan Forsythe throw-in, but the ball hits the inside of the post and is hooked off the line by Chris Gallagher.
Ballymena United 2-1 Coleraine
Here is how Noah Stewart rifled home the low drive which saw Ballymena come from behind to lead Coleraine on Warden Street.
Watch: Noah Stewart scores for Ballymena United
Linfield 2-0 Glentoran
Both Glentoran and Linfield make a change, with Sean Murray coming on for the Glens to replace Bobby Burns.
A positive substitution for the Blues too, with Chris McKee returning from injury. He replaces Matthew Fitzpatrick, who put in a real shift this afternoon.
Carrick Rangers 1-2 Larne
Larne come close to scoring an insurance goal as the ball drops behind the Carrick defence but Lee Bonis' shot deflects off keeper Ross Glendinning for a corner.
Cliftonville 2-1 Crusaders
Stephen Baxter turns to his bench in search of an equaliser as Mikhael Kennedy replaces Robbie Weir.
Cliftonville 2-1 Crusaders
Ben Wilson is on hand to put Cliftonville ahead from close range at Solitude.
Watch: Wilson fires Cliftonville into the lead at Solitude
Linfield 2-0 Glentoran
Less than 10 minutes left on the clock and it's still Linfield who lead 2-0.
Very professional performance thusfar from the Blues.
Newry City 0-4 Glenavon
Here's how Aaron Prendergast made it 4-0 to Glenavon at the Newry Showgrounds
Watch: Prendergast makes it 4-0 to Glenavon
Newry City 0-4 Glenavon
Stephen McDonnell introduces Cohen Henderson and Daniel Shiel for Sean Ward and Jamie McDonagh.
Loughgall 1-1 Dungannon Swifts
Changes for both sides now as Nathaniel Ferris replaces Mark Patton for Loughgall while a double change for the visitors sees James Knowles and Joe Moore come on for Ben Gallagher and Leo Alves.
Cliftonville 2-1 Crusaders
Rory Hale's afternoon is over as he is replaced by Conor Pepper.
Carrick Rangers 1-2 Larne
Remarkably, with just eight minutes left, we have the first substitution for either side with Shea Gordon replacing Joe Thomson for Larne.
Loughgall 1-1 Dungannon Swifts
Completely against the run of play, Pablo Andrade wins a penalty for Loughgall, but Declan Dunne produces a tremendous stop from Robbie Norton's spot kick.
Things are getting spicy as we enter the last ten minutes here at Lakeview Park.
Ballymena United 2-1 Coleraine
A second change of the afternoon for Ballymena as Ryan Waide replaces Andy McGrory.
Cliftonville 2-1 Crusaders
A coming together from both sides as Jarlath O'Rourke brings down Rory Hale and Odhran Casey takes exception to the defender's challenge, which prompts a reaction from Jordan Owens.
Shane Andrews has a yellow card in hand but deems a warning to Casey, O'Rourke and Owens sufficient.