YELLOW CARDpublished at 16:39 GMT 31 January
Linfield 1-1 Ballymena United
Linfield's Ethan McGee is cautioned for a foul on Success Edogun.
FT: Bangor 0-2 Coleraine (15:00 GMT)
Shevlin and Wylie score for Bannsiders
FT: Crusaders 2-4 Larne (15:00 GMT)
Crues fight back from two goals down to level before goals from Lusty and O'Neill put Larne back in front
FT: Dungannon Swifts 0-2 Glentoran (15:00 GMT)
Hoban breaks the deadlock at Stangmore and Palmer doubles their advantage
FT: Glenavon 2-1 Cliftonville (15:00 GMT)
Curran fires Reds in front and McGovern equalises before Ferris misses penalty and Murphy completes turnaround for Lurgan Blues
FT: Linfield 2-1 Ballymena United (15:00 GMT)
Yates opens the scoring for Blues and Rutkowski levels before a Shane McEleney own goal restores Linfield's lead
FT: Portadown 0-3 Carrick Rangers (17:30 GMT)
Gibson double and Lecky goal has Carrick cruising
Linfield 1-1 Ballymena United
Linfield's Ethan McGee is cautioned for a foul on Success Edogun.
Glenavon 2-1 Cliftonville
Lewis Ridd gifts it straight to Paul McGovern with a loose pass, but recovers brilliantly with a sharp, low stop to deny the forward.
McGovern stays down after the chance and signals to come off. The physios are on. That could be his last involvement.
Bangor 0-2 Coleraine
Senan Devine replaces goalscorer Ben Wylie for the visitors with just over 10 minutes remaining.
Linfield 1-1 Ballymena United
Ballymena bring on James Hood in place of goalscorer Igor Rutkowski.
Glenavon 2-1 Cliftonville
A double switch for the north Belfast outfit as Michael Glynn and Adebayo Fapetu come on for Rory Hale and Sean Robertson.
Bangor 0-2 Coleraine
Bangor's corner is cleared as far as captain Reece Neale who volleys first time narrowly over the crossbar.
Not as close as his effort in the first half which produced a tremendous save from Ryan Schofield.
Linfield 1-1 Ballymena United
Ballymena's Kian Corbally is booked for holding back Sam Taylor.
Glenavon 2-1 Cliftonville
Since falling behind, the Reds have barely had a touch in the Glenavon half. The home side is pressing high and keeping Jim Magilton’s side penned deep.
Dungannon Swifts 0-2 Glentoran
Cammy Palmer keeps his cool to clinically add a second for Glentoran at Stangmore Park.
Watch: Cammy Palmer makes it 2-0
Dungannon Swifts 0-2 Glentoran
Three changes for Dungannon with Kobei Moore, Shea Gordon and Darragh McBrien replacing Andrew Mitchell, Gael Bigrimana and Leo Alves.
Glenavon 2-1 Cliftonville
Niall Quinn takes aim from all of 30 yards and lets fly, but it’s charged down and deflects behind for a corner.
Linfield 1-1 Ballymena United
Isaac Baird's header from a Sam Taylor corner lands on top of the net, rather than in it.
Matty Lusty (77 mins)
Leon Barr won't want to see that again.
Matty Lusty gambles on Barr mistiming his headed clearance attempt, which he does, and the Larne substitute capitalises as he bears down on goal and slots home into the bottom right corner to restore Larne's advantage.
Poor defending from Barr but Lusty still had a lot to do and he did it supremely well.
Linfield 1-1 Ballymena United
Ballymena replace Patrick McEleney with Danny Lafferty as the game goes into the final 15 minutes.
Glenavon 2-1 Cliftonville
Liam McStravick joins the growing list in Michael McKenna’s book after a late challenge on Peter Campbell.
Glenavon 2-1 Cliftonville
Michael O’Connor goes into the book for something said on the touchline after Glenavon are denied a free-kick.
Linfield 1-1 Ballymena United
Linfield think they are back in front as Kyle McClean nods home after Brad Wade saves from Ethan McGee's shot but the assistant referee's flag is raised and it doesn't count.
Crusaders 2-2 Larne
Adam Brooks replaces Fraser Bryden.
Bryden is stretchered off to applause all around Seaview after a 10-minute delay whilst receiving medical treatment.
Bangor 0-2 Coleraine
A double change from Coleraine as Levi Ives and Lyndon Kane replace Dean Jarvis and Rowan McDonald for the final 20 minutes.
Cammy Palmer (70 mins)
Cammy Palmer doubles Glentoran's lead!
Pat Hoban nods a looping cross from Aaron McEneff into the midfielder's path, who holds off his marker before slotting into the bottom corner.
That was a really nice finish.