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Ballymena United manager Oran Kearney: "The outcome is disappointing but it's hard to be critical of our boys. We were well in the game for the majority of it. We have had a couple of decent chances in the first half. On a night like this, particularly in the last 10 minutes, the first goal is going to be crucial.

"The hardest part of the game is putting the balling the net. We have players there who can do it and I've no doubt it will happen. It's not all about results, I've no doubt we're going in the right direction"

Paul Leeman
Former Glentoran captain on BBC Sport NI

Marcus has been a great servant to Glentoran and to the Irish League. It was a finish of real class and a lovely moment for him.

Glentoran captain Marcus Kane: "Ballymena came out in the first half and they were tought to break down. We had a few choice words in at half time. Once we scored one we looked like we would score more.

On scoring on his 500th Irish League appearance: "It's my 500th apperance and a goal to celebrate in front of my friends and my wife and son. I'm getting on a bit older now so you enjoy those moments. I'm enjoying it as much as I can."

Glentoran manager Declan Devine on BBC Sport NI: "It was a sluggish first half from us. We were nervous and careless with the ball. We needed a response today, the players deserve huge credit for the second half. I'm delighted for them and it's been a sore week for us.

"We thoroughly deserved it in the second half. We were on the front foot and that was the pleasing aspect. It's a massive result for us.

On Marcus Kane on his 500th Irish League appearance: "Marcus has been an inspiration for us. He was very aggressive and if you want someone to put the icing on the cake, then I'm delighted it was him."

Paul Leeman
Former Glentoran captain on BBC Sport NI

It would have been easy for Glentoran to sit back when 1-0 up, but they looked for that second goal. David Walsh was superb in the goal for Ballymena.

What a way to mark your 500th Irish League appearance for Marcus Kane.

Paul Leeman
Former Glentoran captain on BBC Sport NI

Glentoran came out with real purpose in the second half and they put Ballymena on the back foot.

Philip Lowry
Limavady midfielder on BBC iPlayer

After the penalty Glentoran went through the gears and overpowered Ballymena in the past 10 minutes.

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Those two late goals from Aaron McEneff and Marcus Kane wrap up victory for Glentoran at the Showgrounds.

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Linfield hold on and inflict a first defeat of the season on Cliftonville at Windsor Park.

In a game of very few clear cut chances, Ethan McGee's header 10 minutes after the restart secures all three points for David Healy's side.

As cool as you like from Aaron McEneff...

David Walsh makes another fine stop to deny Ben Gallagher.

Three minutes of added time are awarded by the fourth official.

Kobei Moore has the chance to seal the three points for Linfield but can't find a way past Peter Morrison who makes a smart stop one-on-one.

Joe Gormley shoots from outside the area and his strike isn't far away from finding the bottom left-hand corner.

If there is to be another goal in this one, it looks like it could be Cliftonville who get it.

Jana McCabe
BBC Sport NI at the Ballymena Showgrounds

That was a lovely penalty from Aaron McEneff to break the deadlock.

The Glens have grown in confidence since their goal and are pushing for another here with five to go.

Ethan McGee finds Adam Frizzell just inside the Cliftonville box who strikes but sees his right-footed effort blocked by Dean McMaster.

Ballymena keeper David Walsh is called into action twice in quick succession to deny efforts from Marcus Kane and James Singleton.

Glentoran are aiming to kill this game off with a second goal.