Glentoran could be celebrating league title victory next week

Glentoran are at present 13 points ahead of Portadown and victory will see them collect the title for the first time since 1999.

Portadown, who face Glentoran in the Irish Cup on Saturday, are away to third place Coleraine, while fourth-placed Linfield take on Omagh at Windsor Park.

With Glentoran certain to be the new champions, the main gist of the play-offs now features the fight to get into Europe.

Depending on results in the cup, the top four have a chance of progressing into European competitions.

There are two mid-week programmes with Belfast's 'Big Two' meeting on Tuesday, 29 April at Windsor Park.

While the top six fight it out for honours, the bottom half dozen are attempting to avoid the drop. The Premiership league is increasing to 16 teams from next season.

The top four in Division One are automatically promoted while the bottom side in the Premiership faces a two-legged play-off with the fifth-placed team in Division One.

Newry are at present eight points adrift of 11th placed Glenavon are likely to be facing a fight for survival with either Larne or Bangor.

Saturday, 12 April
Coleraine v Portadown
Institute v. Glentoran
Linfield v Omagh Town
Ards v Lisburn Distillery
Glenavon v Crusaders
Newry Town v Cliftonville

Saturday, 19th April
Coleraine v Glentoran
Omagh Town v Institute
Portadown v Linfield
Ards v Cliftonville
Lisburn Distillery v Glenavon
Newry Town v Crusaders

Tuesday, 22 April
Linfield v Institute
Omagh Town v Coleraine
Portadown v Glentoran
Ards v Glenavon
Crusaders v Cliftonville
Lisburn Distillery v Newry Town

Saturday, 26 April
Coleraine v Linfield
Glentoran v Omagh Town
Portadown v Institute
Cliftonville v Lisburn Distillery
Crusaders v Ards
Glenavon v Newry Town

Tuesday, 29 April
Coleraine v Institute
Linfield v Glentoran
Omagh Town v Portadown
Cliftonville v Glenavon
Crusaders v Lisburn Distillery
Newry Town v Ards