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Tuesday, 15th May, 2007 Promotion/Relegation play-off (second leg) Glenavon 0 Bangor 1 (Irvine) (agg 1-1; Glenavon won 4-2 on penalties) Saturday, 12th May, 2007 Setanta Sports Cup (final) Linfield 1 (McAreavey) Drogheda United 1 (Grant) (Drogheda United won 4-3 on penalties) LINFIELD’S hopes of a treble were scuppered by the lottery that is penalty kicks as they lost to holders Drogheda United in the Setanta Sports Cup decider. [report] Carnegie First Division Coagh United 0 HW Welders 2 Friday, 11th May, 2007 Promotion/Relegation play-off (first leg) Bangor 0 Glenavon 1 (Magennis) GLENAVON take a huge step towards retaining their top flight status with a first leg play-off defeat of Bangor. [report] Tuesday, 8th May, 2007 Carnegie First Division HW Welders 0 Banbridge Town 1 Saturday, 5th May, 2007 JJB Sports Irish Cup (final) Linfield 2 (Dickson, Ferguson) Dungannon Swifts 2 (Hamill, McAree) (Linfield won 3-2 on penalties) LINFIELD complete back-to-back league and cup doubles as hero Alan Mannus saves three times in the shoot-out. [report] Thursday, 3rd May, 2007 Carnegie First Division Ards 4 HW Welders 1 Tuesday, 1st May, 2007 Carnegie First Division Banbridge Town 3 Coagh United 0 Monday, 30th April, 2007 Setanta Sports Cup (semi-final) Linfield 1 (O'Kane) Cork City 0 LINFIELD reach their second Setanta Sports Cup final in three years with a last gasp defeat of Cork at Windsor. [report] Saturday, 28th April, 2007 Carnegie Premier League Armagh City 1 (Slater) Glenavon 2 (Harper, Magennis) GLENAVON ended the season on a high note with a final day defeat of Armagh City at Holm Park although uncertainty still remains over their top flight future. [report] Ballymena United 1 (Scates) Newry City 1 (Willis) NEWRY City ended their four match losing streak with this draw against a Ballymena United side who are now unbeaten at home since late January. [report] Cliftonville 0 Limavady United 1 (McCreadie) CLIFTONVILLE missed out on the chance to clinch a UEFA Cup spot with this unexpected home defeat at the hands of Limavady United. [report] Dungannon Swifts 1 (Hamill) Coleraine 1 (Whitehead) DUNGANNON Swifts limbered up for Saturday's JJB Sports Irish Cup final with this draw with Coleraine - but they needed a stoppage time leveller to earn it. [report] Larne 2 (Hamilton, Mullen) Donegal Celtic 1 (McVeigh) Linfield 1 (Ervin) Crusaders 0 Lisburn Distillery 3 (Thompson, Cooling, P. McCann) Loughgall 0 Portadown 2 (Liggett 2) Glentoran 0 Carnegie First Division Banbridge Town 4 Ballinamallard United 1 Carnegie Second Division Annagh United 1 Ballymoney United 1 Brantwood 6 Oxford United Stars 0 Tuesday, 24th April, 2007 JJB Sports Irish Cup semi-final Linfield 4 (Dickson 3, Stewart) Lisburn Distillery 1 (Kilmartin) DEADLY Mark Dickson strikes with a hat-trick to send the Blues through to the JJB Sports Irish Cup final. [report] Carnegie First Division Portstewart 3 Coagh United 0 Saturday, 21st April, 2007 Carnegie Premier League Armagh City 4 (Slater 2, Forker, A. McCann) Coleraine 3 (G. Patton, McVey, Carson) JAMIE Slater strikes twice as City stretch their unbeaten run to five games. [report] Ballymena United 4 (Kelbie 2, Scates, Kelly) Loughgall 1 (Coulter) THE SKY Blues make it seven without defeat at The Showgrounds with a comfortable victory over relegated Loughgall. [report] Cliftonville 1 (C. Scannell) Glentoran 2 (Hamilton, Neill) THE GLENS regain the upper hand in the race for second spot despite falling behind to an early goal at Solitude. [report] Limavady United 0 Crusaders 1 (Shaw) STEPHEN Shaw unleashes a wonder strike after just 78 seconds to claim the points at The Showgrounds. [report] Linfield 0 Glenavon 0 LINFIELD fail to find the net but gain the point they need to be certain of yet another league title. [report] Lisburn Distillery 1 (Murphy) Larne 3 (Black 3) AARON Black is the hero as Larne climb out of the play-off zone for the first time in months. [report] Portadown 2 (McStay, McCann) Newry City 0 PORTADOWN return to winning ways at Shamrock Park after almost two months! [report] Carnegie First Division Coagh United 6 (McCordick, McMenemy 2, Tomelty, Hawe, McFarland) Moyola Park 0 Institute 2 (R. Campbell, Ferry) Banbridge Town 0 Portstewart 0 HW Welders 1 (Rosbotham) Carnegie Second Division Dergview 0 Annagh United 2 (McAdam, Nesbitt) Glebe Rangers 3 (Spratt, Nicholl 2) Brantwood 0 Oxford United Stars 1 Lurgan Celtic 0 Friday, 20th April, 2007 Carnegie Premier League Dungannon Swifts 1 (McAllister) Donegal Celtic 2 (Lavery, McVeigh) DONEGAL Celtic secure their top flight status for another season despite falling behind to an early goal at Stangmore Park. [report] Tuesday, 17th April, 2007 Setanta Sports Cup (Group One) Drogheda United 2 (Grant, Zayed) Derry City 1 (Deery) Glentoran 1 (Neill) Linfield 2 (Stewart, Thompson) LINFIELD beat Glentoran for the second time in three days to secure top spot in Group One and with it a home semi-final. [report] Carnegie First Division Institute 2 Portstewart 0 Carnegie Second Division Annagh United 0 PSNI 1 Chimney Corner 0 Glebe Rangers 0 Wakehurst 2 Oxford United Stars 1 Monday, 16th April, 2007 Setanta Sports Cup (Group Two) Cork City 2 (O'Brien, Behan) Dungannon Swifts 1 (McCabe) TEN-MAN Dungannon Swifts exit the Setanta Sports Cup with their heads held high. [report] Portadown 0 St. Patrick's Athletic 3 (Lynch, O'Connor 2) PORTADOWN end their disappointing Setanta Cup campaign with the Group Two wooden spoon. [report] Saturday, 14th April, 2007 Carnegie Premier League Coleraine 0 Ballymena United 1 (Haveron) Crusaders 1 (Morrow) Cliftonville 2 (McAlinden, Sweeney) THE REDS secure a Setanta Cup slot with victory in this north Belfast derby at Seaview. [report] Donegal Celtic 2 (McVeigh, Lavery) Lisburn Distillery 1 (Buchanan) AN IMPORTANT win for Celtic as they take a huge stride towards securing their top flight berth for a second season. [report] Glenavon 1 (Bracken) Portadown 4 (Collins, McCutcheon, McCann 2) GLENAVON slip ever closer to the play-offs with a heavy home defeat to their near neighbours. [report] Glentoran 1 (Hamilton) Linfield 2 (Kearney, Dickson) IT'S ALL over bar the shouting - Linfield effectively seal another title at the home of their great rivals! [report] Larne 2 (Fulton, Black) Limavady United 3 (Friars 2, Ferry) Loughgall 1 (Uprichard) Dungannon Swifts 1 (McAllister) Newry City 2 (D. Curran, Crawford) Armagh City 3 (Campbell, O'Connor, Forker) Carnegie First Division Banbridge Town 3 Carrick Rangers 2 Bangor 3 Coagh United 1 HW Welders 1 Institute 3 Moyola Park 0 Tobermore United 3 Portstewart 3 Ards 2 Carnegie Second Division Annagh United 1 Queens University 1 Dergview 1 Ballymoney United 1 PSNI 1 Oxford United Stars 1 Friday, 13th April, 2007 Carnegie Second Division Glebe Rangers 1 Wakehurst 0 Thursday, 12th April, 2007 Carnegie Second Division Lurgan Celtic 3 Annagh United 1 Wednesday, 11th April, 2007 Carnegie Second Division Ballymoney United 3 Queens University 1 Tuesday, 10th April, 2007 Carnegie Premier League Coleraine 1 (Boyce) Portadown 1 (Boyle) HONOURS even at The Showgrounds as Portadown look to have done enough to secure fourth spot. [report] Donegal Celtic 3 (McDonald, McAlorum, McVeigh) Ballymena United 2 (Fitzgerald, Haveron) CELTIC come from behind twice to snatch three crucial points in their battle to avoid the play-offs. [report] Glenavon 0 Cliftonville 1 (M. Holland) MARK Holland fires home a last-gasp winner to sink Glenavon a little deeper into play-off trouble. [report] Glentoran 1 (Leeman) Crusaders 0 PAUL Leeman nods home a Gary Hamilton cross right at the end to keep Glentoran's title hopes alive. [report] Larne 1 (Fulton) Dungannon Swifts 0 BERTIE Fulton's first half wonder strike secures a vital three points for the play-off battlers. [report] Lisburn Distillery 0 Limavady United 1 (E. Doherty) EAMON Doherty strikes with nine minutes remaining to deal a savage blow to the Whites top four hopes. [report] Loughgall 1 (Uprichard) Armagh City 1 (O'Connor) LOUGHGALL succumb to the inevitable despite picking up four points over the Easter break. [report] Newry City 0 Linfield 4 (Thompson 2, Kearney, Stewart) THE BLUES stroll to another comfortable victory and move closer to another Gibson Cup. [report] Carnegie First Division Coagh United 1 Banbridge Town 2 Monday, 9th April, 2007 Carnegie First Division Ards 0 Bangor 1 (Melly) Saturday, 7th April, 2007 Carnegie Premier League Armagh City 1 (O'Connor) Donegal Celtic 0 KIERAN O'Connor strikes midway through the first half to leave Celtic in very real danger of slipping into the play-offs. [report] Ballymena United 3 (Kelbie 3) Larne 0 KEVIN Kelbie hits a hat-trick to keep Larne entrenched in the play-off slot. [report] Cliftonville 2 (Johnston, M. Holland) Newry City 1 (O'Hara og) MARK Holland grabs the winner seven minutes from time as both sides end the game a man down. [report] Crusaders 1 (Rainey) Glenavon 1 (McMahon) HONOURS even after a somewhat tepid affair at Seaview which keeps the Crues in the hunt for a top four finish. [report] Dungannon Swifts 2 (Gibson, Alderdice og) Lisburn Distillery 3 (Armour, Waterworth 2) ANDREW Waterworth grabs a second half brace to help the Whites move into fifth spot. [report] Limavady United 1 (Lowry) Glentoran 2 (Halliday, Hamilton) GLENTORAN earn a hard fought three points to keep their title hopes alive. [report] Linfield 2 (Thompson, Murphy) Coleraine 1 (Boyce) A WORKMANLIKE Linfield performance sees the Blues advance a little closer to yet another Gibson Cup triumph. [report] Portadown 0 Loughgall 1 (Topley) THE VILLAGERS record their first win in almost a year thanks to a 75th minute Johnny Topley effort. [report] Carnegie First Division Banbridge Town 3 HW Welders 2 Coagh United 2 Ballinamallard United 1 Dundela 3 Moyola Park 1 Institute 2 Tobermore United 1 Portstewart 0 Carrick Rangers 3 Carnegie Second Division Ballymoney United 1 Oxford United Stars 1 Brantwood 1 Glebe Rangers 2 Chimney Corner 2 Annagh United 1 PSNI 0 Lurgan Celtic 1 Tuesday, 3rd April, 2007 Carnegie First Division Bangor 4 (McDowell 2, Irvine, Munn) HW Welders 1 (Stirling) Carnegie Second Division Ballymoney United 0 Ballyclare Comrades 2 (Murray, Curlett) Monday, 2nd April, 2007 Setanta Sports Cup (Group One) Derry City 1 (Brennan) Glentoran 2 (McMenamin, McDonagh) BJ McMENAMIN and Willo McDonagh help the Glens come from behind to scupper Derry's hopes of reaching the last four. [report] Linfield 0 Drogheda United 0 THE BLUES book their semi-final berth for the third season in succession following a drab draw at Windsor. [report] Setanta Sports Cup (Group Two) Dungannon Swifts 1 (McAree) Portadown 1 (Collins) St. Patrick's Athletic 1 Cork City 0

Bertie Fulton (Larne) Mark Holland (Cliftonville) Paul Leeman (Glentoran) Paul McVeigh (Donegal Celtic) Kevin Kelbie (Ballymena United) Kieran O'Connor (Armagh City) Andrew Waterworth (Lisburn Distillery) Winkie Murphy (Linfield) Gary Hamilton (Glentoran) Martin Cutmore (Limavady United) Mark McAllister (Dungannon Swifts)