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Matchday number 38, a 50th fixture overall for the Reds, will bring the curtain down on Cliftonville’s against-the-odds Gibson Cup bid in gripping fashion as events over 90-plus minutes at Windsor Park and The Oval settle the outcome of the championship trophy.
Dunfermline must win a play-off to stay in the cinch Championship after losing their final match of the regular season 2-1 to Queen of the South.
Barry McNamee scored a dramatic winner 90 second from time to give Finn Harps their second win of the season - both against Shelbourne.
There comes a point during a relegation battle when you are convinced everything will be fine, a moment you believe will lead fortunes to change.
There are statements of intent and there is this demolition of one supposed title challenger by another in front of the latter's own crowd, another large if sullen one, by the Camac. What seemed a 50-50 game became a massacre by the interval as City, league leaders, made a total mess of Saint Patrick's Athletic before a shellshocked audience in Inchicore, the visiting fans realising they were watching perhaps the best Derry City side there has been. A three-goal lead at the break flattered Pat's. "Half time. The score doesn't lie," posted Saints' Twitter account. It would get worse. The game was long over.
NEWCASTLE: Eddie Howe hopes that in seasons to come, games between Newcastle United and Liverpool will prove to be potential title-deciders for both teams and not, as is the case this season, just one of them. The Reds travel to St. James’ Park on Saturday hoping to take another step forward in their quest for an unprecedented quadruple.
NEWCASTLE: From bags packed at Newcastle Airport on transfer deadline day to a new deal and a brighter future as a mainstay of Newcastle United’s new-look defense. The last 15 months have been quite a journey for Fabian Schar. Under Steve Bruce the Switzerland international looked set for the Newcastle exit door, with games hard to come by and a number of Italian giants, including A.C.
The match officials for this season's Samuel Gelston's Whiskey Irish Cup Final have been announced.