And its all over here at the Carlisle Grounds with both sides taking a share of the spoils.

Late corner here for Cork City. Surely the final play of the game.

Coffey gets on the end of Dylan McGlade's cross but his header from a couple of yards out flies over.

Sean Callan heads against the crossbar from a couple of yards out. The linesman raises his flag so the goal wouldn't have counted even if Callan put the ball in the back of the net.

Verdon comes very close from the edge of the area but his effort flies just wide.Almost an instant impact from the substitute

Brandon Kavanagh is replaced by Sam Verdon.Three strikers on the pitch now for the hosts as they push for all three points.

Sean Callan with a brilliant clearance to deny Cork a goal.

Huge chance for Bray after a quick counter attack. Kavanagh put a fantastic , inch perfect cross into the box but Gary Shaw miss timed his jump and failed to connect with the ball

First change of the evening for Cork City as O'Brien-Whitmarsh replaced by Sean Kennedy.

Mark Byrne makes way for Conor Clifford.

Steven Kinsella replaced by Joe Doyle.

Big chance for Cork. Honohon's long throw caused trouble in the Bray area before it rolled to Coleman. Sadly for the visitors, the skipper couldn't keep his effort on target as it flies just wide of the Bray goal.

Bray playing some real route one football and struggling to put a string of passes together. Just past the hour mark here.

Brandon Kavanagh and Gary Shaw link up on the edge of the Cork area but Shaw snaps at his shot and it flies high and wide of the target.

Coffey with a good first time strike from the edge of the Bray area. The shot is comfortably saved by Maher.

And we're back underway for the second period.

Half time here at the Carlisle Grounds with neither side able to make the breakthrough just yet.

Just a minute remaining until the interval.

Maher with another good save to deny Bargary who cut in from the left wing before releasing his shot.

Aaron Barry's ball finds Gary Shaw who looks to be clean through on goal but Shaw's heavy touch rolls the ball into the waiting arms of Harrington.

Barnett's cross finds the on rushing Kinsella who manages to flick the ball on but it goes high over the Cork net.

Super save from Brian Maher to deny Cian Murphy after a long ball over the top of the Bray defence found City's top scorer.Best chance of the game so far.

Quinn fouled by Coffey resulting in Cork City's second booking of the game. Colin Healy looks like he too has been booked for some words exchanged on the sideline.

Cian Murphy with a great cross from the left into O'Brien-Whitmarsh whose header flashes over the Bray bar.

Hurley booked for Cork City after a poor tackle on Kavanagh.

Dominant start by the hosts so far with Gary Cronin's side enjoying the majority of the possesson so far. No real chance yet for either team.

Cork clear but only as far as Ryan Graydon who is fouled by Coleman.

First corner of the evening goes Bray's way.

And we're underway here in Bray.

Just moments away from kick off here at the Carlisle Grounds. Both sides out onto the pitch .

Bray Wanderers Starting XI: Maher, Barnett, Quinn, Barry, Graydon, Byrne, Shaw Kavanagh, O'Farrell, Callan, Kinsella.

Cork City Starting Team: Harrington, Walker, Coleman, Honohan, Hurley, Bolger, Coffey, Crowley, Bargary, Murphy, O'Brien-Whitmarsh

Dylan McGlade , Mark McNulty, Dale Holland and Alec Byrne are the four changes that Cork City make from last week.

Hello and welcome to finalwhistle.ie for tonight's League of Ireland First Division clash between Bray Wanderers and Cork City at the Carlisle Grounds. My name is Luke Delaney and I will be taking you through tonight's coverage. A win for Bray Wanderers will all but cement a top five finish for Gary Cronin's side heading into the final stretch of the season. A win for Cork City could see them leapfrog AthloneTown into sixth place if results elsewhere go their way. Team news to follow shortly.

Hello and welcome to finalwhistle.ie for tonight's League of Ireland First Division clash between Bray Wanderers and Cork City and the Carlisle Grounds. My name is Luke Delaney and i will be taking you through tonight's coverage. A win for Bray Wanderers will all but cement a top five finish for Gary Cronin's side heading into the final stretch of the season. A win for Cork City could see them leapfrog AthloneTown into sixth place if results elsewhere go their way. Team news to follow shortly.