Cliftonville 1-2 Dungannon Swifts (FT)
Dungannon Swifts will face Linfield in final on Tuesday, 12 May (19:45 BST)
Adam Glenny fires Dungannon Swifts in front on 30 minutes
Luke Conlan levels for Cliftonville in the 34th minute
Kealan Dillon restores Dungannon's lead on 74 minutes
FT: Cliftonville 1-2 Dungannon Swifts
That's all from us tonight as Dungannon Swifts progress to the European play-off final after a 2-1 victory over Cliftonville at Solitude.
Rodney McAree's side will face Linfield at Windsor Park on Tuesday (19:45 BST) for the final European spot.
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Cliftonville 1-2 Dungannon Swifts
It's all over and Dungannon are into the European play-off final!
Rodney McAree's side will play Linfield in Tuesday night's final to determine who who claim the final spot in continental competition next season.
For Cliftonville it's the end of a long and at times turbulent season.
Cliftonville 1-2 Dungannon Swifts
Cliftonville take a quick short corner and Rory Hale's delivery sails all the way to the back post but Brian Healy blazes a shot over.
That might be Cliftonville's last chance.
Cliftonville 1-2 Dungannon Swifts
There will be a minimum of six additional minutes at the end of this second period.
Cliftonville 1-2 Dungannon Swifts
Cliftonville's Brian Healy is booked for a tussle with Dungannon keeper Declan Dunne at a corner.
Cliftonville 1-2 Dungannon Swifts
Dungannon make a double change as James Knowles and Sam Anderson replace Tiernan Kelly and Corey Smith.
Cliftonville 1-2 Dungannon Swifts
Dungannon's Paul Doyle moves the ball to kill a few seconds and is cautioned as a result.
Cliftonville 1-2 Dungannon Swifts
Cliftonville manager Jim Magilton's response is to bring on Sean Robertson in place of Keevan Hawthorne.
Kealan Dillon (75 mins)
The Swifts are back in front thanks to a stylish goal from Kealan Dillon.
The midfielder takes a neat touch across his body to create space just outside the penalty area before curling an exquisite shot beyond the reach of PJ Morrison and into the bottom corner.
Image source, PacemakerCliftonville 1-1 Dungannon Swifts
Dungannon's Sean McAllister picks up the first yellow card of the afternoon for a sliding challenge from behind on Rory Hale.
Cliftonville 1-1 Dungannon Swifts
Cliftonville make a double change with 20 minutes remaining as Joe Gormley and Joe Sheridan replace Ryan Curran and Liam McStravick.
Cliftonville 1-1 Dungannon Swifts
Keevan Hawthorne's cross from the left is met by the head of Ryan Curran who heads over from close range.
As it turns out, the referee's assistant's flag is raised.
Cliftonville 1-1 Dungannon Swifts
Dungannon keeper Declan Dunne has to use every inch of his frame to claw away a Rory Hale corner from underneath the crossbar.
Cliftonville 1-1 Dungannon Swifts
This game remains finely poised as we enter the final quarter.
Cliftonville have shown more attacking threat since the start of the second half but Dungannon have remained resolute.
Cliftonville 1-1 Dungannon Swifts
Brian Healy wins a headed knockdown from a Rory Hale cross but there are no Cliftonville players close enough to take advantage as Declan Dunne gathers the ball for Dungannon.
Cliftonville 1-1 Dungannon Swifts
Joe Toole advances forward from right-back for Cliftonville but his driven cross hits the side netting at the near post.
Cliftonville 1-1 Dungannon Swifts
Dungannon boss Rodney McAree looks to his bench for the first time this afternoon as Shea Gordon replaces Andrew Mitchell.
Cliftonville 1-1 Dungannon Swifts
From the resultant corner Josh Kelly gets his head on a Rory Hale cross but he can't direct his effort on target.
Cliftonville 1-1 Dungannon Swifts
Dungannon defender Danny Wallace heads a cross onto the top of his own net as Cliftonville look to ramp up the pressure.
Cliftonville 1-1 Dungannon Swifts
Cliftonville boss Jim Magilton makes the first change of the afternoon as Brian Healy replaces Adam Carroll.
Dillon scores the winner for Dungannon, who will now face Linfield in Tuesday's final
Dungannon Swifts claimed a place in the European play-off final by beating Cliftonville 2-1 at Solitude.
The sides had been deadlocked at 1-1 at the interval after Luke Conlan's goal for Cliftonville cancelled out Adam Glenny's opener for the Swifts.
However, Kealan Dillon's superb curling shot with 15 minutes remaining was enough for the Swifts to progress.
Rodney McAree's side will now face Linfield in Tuesday evening's final at Windsor Park with a place in the Uefa Conference League qualifiers at stake for the winners.
Dungannon survived an anxious moments in the early stages when keeper Declan Dunne raced from his goal to chase a long ball forward but Cliftonville striker Ryan Curran got there first and nicked the ball past the stranded keeper. However the defender Danny Wallace was on hand to clear the danger.
At the other end, Paul Doyle, fresh from scoring his first Dungannon goal in the Irish Cup final, tried his luck with a shot from distance which warmed the palms of Cliftonville keeper PJ Morrison.
Dungannon had two openings in as many minutes midway through the first half, firstly when Sean McAllister's volley from Kealan Dillon's diagonal pass was met with a sharp save from Morrison.
Conlan had cancelled out Glenny's opener for the Swifts in the first half
Seconds later, Corey Smith jinked his way to the bye-line before his cross-shot came back off the face of the crossbar.
The deadlock was broken on the half-hour mark when Dillon delivered an inswinging free kick from the left and full-back Glenny arrived to power home a header.
But Cliftonville were level just four minutes later when Keevan Hawthorne's initial corner was worked back to the youngster and from his second delivery, Conlan arrived to thump a header past Dunne.
Cliftonville had a chance to go in front five minutes into the second period when Josh Kelly flashed a low cross along the face of the Dungannon goal but Rory Hale, arriving at the back post, could only hit the side netting.
Dungannon grabbed the winner with 15 minutes left as Dillon took a clever touch to create space just outside the penalty area before curling a measured shot past Morrison into the bottom corner and set up a final showdown with Linfield.
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