Postpublished at 15:46 BST 26 September
Limavady United 1-0 Cliftonville
There will be three additional minutes at the end of the first half here at the Showgrounds.
Irish Premiership fixtures
FT: Ballymena United 2-0 Portadown
Thorndike breaks deadlock before Rutkowski scores
FT: Crusaders 2-1 Bangor
Wardell fires home side back in front
FT: Glentoran 2-0 Carrick Rangers
FT: Limavady United 1-0 Cliftonville
Limavady United 1-0 Cliftonville
There will be three additional minutes at the end of the first half here at the Showgrounds.
Ballymena United 0-0 Portadown
We are into one additional minute at the Showgrounds.
Ballymena United 0-0 Portadown
A second booking of the afternoon and a first for the home side as Joshua Archer is cautioned for a late challenge on Matthew Carson.
Glentoran 2-0 Carrick Rangers
There will be just the two minutes of additional time played at the end of the first half.
Crusaders 1-0 Bangor
Donal Rocks looks to try his luck from distance once more after an Elliot Dunlop corner is partially cleared, but Bangor throw another body in the way.
Crusaders 1-0 Bangor
Scot Rough breathes a huge sigh of relief there.
His headed backpass to Shea Callister lacks pace, and Steven McCullough almost pounces for the away side, but the Crusaders goalkeeper charges off his line just in time to spare his team-mate blushes.
Limavady United 1-0 Cliftonville
Cliftonville are hanging on here as PJ Morrison produces a great save down low to his left to push away a Ruairi Boorman header from Jamie McGonigle's cross.
It's one-way traffic here at the Showgrounds and the Reds will be relieved to hear the half-time whistle.
Limavady United 1-0 Cliftonville
Jamie McGonigle almost grabs an audacious second goal as Limavady United continue to dominate.
McGonigle breaks away down the right-hand side before he lofts a shot towards goal from the angle, which beats PJ Morrison before clipping the top of the bar.
Limavady United 1-0 Cliftonville
Watch as Jamie McGonigle stays switched on and lobs PJ Morrison for the lead.
McGonigle gives Limavady the lead against Cliftonville
Crusaders 1-0 Bangor
Aaron Reid earns himself a yard of space to cross, with Lewis Francis only heading as far as Donal Rocks on the edge of the area.
Rocks meets it cleanly on the volley, but his strike cannons off Alfie Mitchell and away to safety.
Ballymena United 0-0 Portadown
Now it's the turn of Portadown goalkeeper Aaron McCarey to prove his worth as he dives high to his left to turn away a goal bound Caoimhin McConnell effort from just outside the penalty area.
Limavady United 1-0 Cliftonville
Limavady United are inches away from a second as Danny Lafferty tees us Alfie Gaston in the box, but he fizzes a shot narrowly wide of the post.
Limavady United 1-0 Cliftonville
Limavady United are also forced into a first half change as John Butcher, who had been struggling with a knock, goes off to be replaced by Leon Boyd.
Glentoran 2-0 Carrick Rangers
Here is how Jordan Jenkins doubled Glentoran's lead in style and continued his impressive form.
Glentoran 2-0 Carrick Rangers
Ballymena United 0-0 Portadown
Howls of derision from home supporters as Igor Rutkowksi goes down under a challenge from Divin Isamala and no free-kick is awarded.
Shaping up to be a good battle that one.
Glentoran 2-0 Carrick Rangers
The Glens almost grab a third as a scramble inside the box ends with Ross Clarke firing in an effort from close range, but Nathan Gartside is quick to react and dives low to parry the ball away.
Crusaders 1-0 Bangor
Lloyd Anderson gets his header on target following a cross from the right wing, but it is far too close to Gareth Deane.
The midfielder got on the scoresheet the last time these two sides met, but there is no repeat on that occasion.
Crusaders 1-0 Bangor
Graham Kelly is shown the first yellow of the afternoon after a late challenge on Lewis Harrison in midfield.
Ballymena United 0-0 Portadown
Portadown captain Gary Thompson is the first name in referee Shane Andrews' notebook for a late challenge in midfield.
Crusaders 1-0 Bangor
After an impressive display against Portadown last time out, you would expect Lee Feeney's side to be on the front foot here.
Instead, the visitors have been largely passive as the home side continues to dictate possession.