That completes our live coverage of today's action in the Irish Premiership but keep an eye out for the highlights of tonight's game at Solitude appearing on the BBC Sport website.

With the pre-split fixtures now complete, it will be on to the first set of post-split fixtures next weekend so be sure to join us then for more live coverage.

Until then, it's goodbye from us for now, Goodnight.

Full-time at Solitude and it finishes all square, with Cliftonville pegged back after leading by two at the break as Ballymena United make their extra man count to earn a point.

It comes to nothing as the delivery is dealt with, and Oran Keaney’s side have been underwhelming from set pieces this evening.

Late chance here as Ballymena United win a corner deep into stoppage time, a real moment of drama with bodies flooding the box.

Six minutes of added time signalled at Solitude, and you can sense the tension around the ground as the visitors push for a late winner.

Another change for Ballymena United as Daniel Lafferty replaces Daithi McCallion.

Double change for Cliftonville as Callum McCay replaces Liam McStravick and Joe Gormley comes on for Brian Healy.

Watch as James Hood's shot is deflected into his own net for Ballymena's equaliser at Solitude.

Given they held a two-goal lead at half-time, Jim Magilton may well take a point now as his side continues to dig in with Oran Kearney's men well on top.

Watch as Rory Hale is sent-off for a challenge on Igor Rutkowski and the United frontman dusts himself down to rifle home the resultant penalty from the spot.

Jim Magilton turns to his bench as Joe Sheridan makes way and Ryan Curran is introduced.

Josh Kelly launches a long throw and Michael Glynn gets the flick on, with Brian Healy reacting to send a backward header that clips the far post and bounces away.

The Reds break quickly through Brian Healy and the ball drops kindly for Keevan Hawthorne, who gets a low shot away, but Bradley Wade gets down low to make the save.

David Toure whips a cross into the area that somehow evades everyone in the middle and drifts harmlessly out the other side.

Change for the visitors as Dean Ebbe comes on in place of Calvin McCurry.

Ballymena will fancy their chances now as they press with the extra man, with only Josh Kelly and Michael Glynn offering extensive top-flight experience for Cliftonville compared to the likes of Stephen O’Donnell, Fuad Sule, Aaron Jarvis and Matthew Clarke.

Everyone in red is back inside their own half as Ballymena continue to probe for an opening.

With Cliftonville down to 10 men and clinging to a slender advantage, you can imagine that'll be the setup for the remainder of this second half.

Change for the hosts as Keevan Hawthorne comes on to replace Sean Robertson following that knock, with Robertson unable to continue.

Break in play here as Sean Robertson goes down after taking the ball to the head.