Full time: Finn Harps 1-2 Sligo Rovers

Full time: Finn Harps 1-2 Sligo Rovers

Wonderful double save by McGinty to deny Finn Harps at the death.

The fourth official has indicated there will be a minimum of five additional minutes to be played.

Shane McEleney is booked for simulation.

Great chance for Gibson who produces a thunderous strike but is denied by McGinley's super save.

Finn Harps substitution: John Dunleavy replaces David Webster

Despite their numerical disadvantage Sligo look firmly in control of the contest now.

Seymour has a chance for the hosts but his shot flies wide.

Sligo Rovers substitution: Colm Horgan replaces Lewis Banks

Red card shown to Romeo Parkes after an altercation with Sadiki who is booked for his involvement.

GOAL! Sligo Rovers lead through Banks, the corner isn't cleared and Lewis Banks powers home from close range with a clean left footed finish for his first goal of the season.

Corner to Sligo Rovers, their fifth of the evening.

The home side continue to dominate the league leaders.

Foley produces a decent effort that flies across the face of goal after being picked out by a good ball by Seymour.

John Mahon clears the danger but Finn Harps are ruled offside nevertheless.

Free kick to Finn Harps in a threatening position.

Finn Harps clear the danger.

Corner to Sligo Rovers.

Back underway in the second half.

Half time: Finn Harps 1-1 Sligo Rovers

The fourth official has indicated there will be a minimum of one additional minute.

The home side have been by far the better side in the first half and will feel frustrated the scores are still level with all the chances they've created.

Owolabi goes through one on one with blistering pace, and the way the striker has been playing you'd be certain he'd score but he puts his shot wide.

Owolabi again finds the back of the net but is ruled offside. The striker outmuscled Manon with ease and cooly finished as he continues to be a constant threat for Finn Harps.

At the other end, Owolabi looked to be through after rounding Buckley with ease but the striker who has been impressive in the opening half slightly overruns it.

Nice ball through by Gibson attempts to pick out Parkes but the striker couldn't quite reach the through ball.

Thankfully Webster is okay to carry on.

Break in play as Webster is down receiving treatment.

Figuera finds himself in acres of space at the back of the box but his shot is high and wide.

Great chance for Mark Byrne who is picked out by Bolger\'s free kick but the midfielder misses the target from two yards out.

Owolabi continues to look dangerous and picks out Foley but his shot is scuffed and it remains 1-1.

Gibson puts a good ball into the box but the resulting shot is high and wide of the Finn Harps goal.

McNamee again picks out Owolabi in the box but he couldn't quite get the ball out of his feet and Sligo survive.

Owolabi goes close once more but is denied by a brilliant double save from close range by McGinty, with McNamee the creator involved in the build up.

There are a few spectators peering through the gates outside Finn Park with chants of "Red Army" being sung.

What makes the opening period even more impressive, is the fact both sides have played three games in the last seven days!

Somehow only 15 minutes have elapsed, it is one of the more entertaining and chaotic opening periods I have seen for a long time!

Owolabi produces a strong header that forces a good save by keeper McGinty.

Gibson has a shot in space that flies over the crossbar. Frenetic start to proceedings at Finn Park!

Corner to Sligo Rovers but this time McGinley is competent with the aerial ball.

GOAL! What a response by Finn Harps and it\'s Owolabi, who was picked out by an excellent cross from Adam Foley, who scored from close range.

GOAL! Sligo Rovers lead through Romeo Parkes after a good ball in by McCourt and the keeper\'s punch is poor and Parkes powers the ball into the net.

We're underway.

The weather in Donegal is currently 13 degrees Celsius, with a 6% chance of rain and winds of five mph.

The last time the two teams met, they played out a 1-1 draw with Ronan Coughlan’s late equaliser cancelling out Sean Boyd’s opener.

Sligo come into the game off the back of a vital 1-0 win away to Shamrock Rovers which put them top of the tree, courtesy of Romeo Parkes’ winner.

They are one point clear of second place Shamrock Rovers and three ahead of fellow title rivals St Patrick’s Athletic in third.

Harps unproductive attack faces a difficult task as they are coming against the league’s best defence, as Rovers have conceded just nine goals in 13 games.

Despite so far improving on last season’s eight place finish, they are the league’s third lowest scorers with just 11 goals scored in 13 games which will be a worry for manager Ollie Horgan.

The hosts lie in fifth position on 18 points from 13 games and come into the match off the back of a 2-1 victory away to Waterford at the Sportsground.

Hello and welcome to Final Whistle's coverage of today's League of Ireland Premier Division matchup between Finn Harps and Sligo Rovers.