One minute added on here at the end of the first half.

What a block by Baris Altintop as he flicks Rory Hale's shot over the bar.

The Cliftonville captain couldn't have caught that any sweeter but he holds his head in his hands after Altintop's timely intervention.

Watch Ben Kennedy bundle the ball home to give Portadown the lead against Cliftonville at Solitude.

Cliftonville have responded well to falling behind as Oli Samuels drills a low shot across the face of the Portadown goal.

It's fair to say this game is taking a while to get going...

Liam McStravick goes close again as he finds space at the edge of the box before getting a shot away, which deflects out for a corner.

Liam McStravick fires over from close range as Cliftonville go close to the opener. The forward reacts quickest to the loose ball after Rory Hale's initial effort is blocked.

It's been a game of few chances so far as Cliftonville go close again with another free-kick, this time Ben Quinn curls over.

Ben Kennedy stings the palms of PJ Morrison as he drills a free-kick straight down the throat of the Cliftonville keeper.

Portadown respond with a set-piece of their own as Baris Altintop glances Ben Kennedy's delivery wide of the far post.

Cliftonville are first to threaten as Rory Hale curls a free-kick narrowly wide of the post after Divin Isamala was penalised on the edge of the Portadown box.

The final Irish Premiership game of the weekend is under way at Solitude as Portadown kick us off.

Cliftonville provided a much-needed shot in the arm for boss Jim Magilton thanks to their midweek win over Glentoran in the Co Antrim Shield.

Tuesday night's victory brought a halt to a run of five defeats on the spin as the Reds' season looked set to implode.

Magilton will be hoping his side have now turned a corner, but he is forced into a late change for the visit of Portadown as Dean McMaster fails a late fitness and is replaced in the starting XI by Joe Sheridan.

Aaron Wightman also comes in for Kyle McClelland, who drops to the bench.

The Ports have come through their own testing spell after picking up only one point from their opening nine games.

They followed up the win over Limavady United a fortnight ago with another impressive display in the goalless draw at home to Glentoran last Friday night.

As such manager David Jeffrey names an unchanged side from the Glens stalemate.

Cliftonville: Morrison, Wightman, Samuels, Wilson, Hale, Healy, Leppard, Sheridan, Quinn, Bannon, McStravick.

Subs: Cremen-Cowan, Conlan, McClelland, Thompson, Gormley, Hawthorne, Stanfield.

Portadown: McCarey, Isamala, Carson, Altintop, Chapman, O'Mahoney, Teelan, Hewitt, Thompson, Kennedy, Flanagan.

Subs: Minzamba, Towe, Falls, Fyfe, Jessop, Wells, Scott.

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Dean Shiels
Former Coleraine and Dungannon Swifts boss on BBC Sportsound

That was the last kick of the game and you have to feel for Limavady, the corner they conceded was cheap and Ben Gallagher puts in a great delivery which Daniel Larmour heads home.

Limavady just ran out of gas, switched off and it's cost them a point which they deserved.

Darren Murphy
Loughgall manager on BBC Sport NI

It's been an enjoyable afternoon. The game has had everything, mistakes, brilliant moments and all in all, I think a draw is a fair result.

Daniel Larmour steers home to net a late winner for Glentoran at the Oval.

Colin Nixon
BBC Sport NI summariser

It was a massive victory today and that little bit of quality from Charlie Allen in the second half separated the teams because there wasn't much between them.

That is full-time at Clandeboye Park, with Bangor and the Swifts having to settle for a goalless draw.

Both sides had chances, but neither could find the breakthrough in a hard-fought second half.

A very late goal from Daniel Larmour secures the three points for Glentoran at the Oval.