A crazy end to this game means spoils are shared at Ferrycarrig Park. Levingston scored to put Wexford ahead after 70 minutes and once Harps captain Rainey was sent off only three minutes later the side from Ulster looked beaten all ends up, but a last gasp corner led to Keogh poking home an equaliser to stun Wexford and delight the few travelling fans

Harps score from the resulting corner! In a manic finish, the ball pinballs around the area until it comes to Keogh who is able to poke it home to give the ten men a huge point

Harps almost equalise with only moments remaining! A super ball across the box by Flood to Banda in the middle by Mason comes up trumps with a huge save

Five minutes added for Harps to try and get something out of this one, and attempt to not fall to their third consecutive 1-0 loss in the league

Levingston has a golden chance to make it two, finding himself completely alone of the right hand side of the area, and with all the time in the world to pick his spot, the Wexford goalscorer completely misfires, slicing the ball well wide

Harps have a penalty appeal turned down after Browne brought down O' Donnell in the area, nothing doing for the referee

Oluwa gets his first chance of the game, flying into the box to connect with a cross excellently but can't direct the effort either side of Kelly in the goal

Wexford gain even more of an advantage as Harps captain Rainey is dismissed for a mix of aggression and dissent it seems in the middle of the park. Harps down to ten.

Levingston opens the scoring to put Wexford in front, following up as the ball comes out a challenge between Dobbs, who had left the Harps keeper stranded, and Hutchinson to cooly slot the ball into the corner after the ball fell to him on the edge of the area.

Hutchison is next up for a card after bringing down Boyle

Levingston is the first in the referees book

Oluwa goes down under a heavy challenge here

Levingston smashes one goal wards from the edge of the area but it is straight at the keeper who bats it down and away

A Harps corner goes flying right across the face of the Wexford goal, absolutely begging for a telling touch, but none such finish is provided

A Harps corner goes flying right across the face of the Wexford goal, absolutely begging for a telling touch, but none such finish is provided

A Harps corner goes flying right across the face of the Wexford goal, absolutely begging for a telling touch, but none such finish is provided

Doherty has a go acrobatically at the backrest after a cross made its way back to him, but his effort is blocked an d the danger is cleared by Wexford

The referee gets the second half back underway here

Halftime comes here and there is not much to split the two sides. Wexford have dominated the possession but failed to muster many clear chances, the same goes for Harps with the early chances for Ferry and Dobbs being the best opportunities for both sides. It seems a Wexford goal could open this game up, forcing Harps to come out a bit more attacking, but so far it remains Wexford 0-0 Finn Harps

Two minutes additional time as Lovic returns to the action

Lovic is down here for Wexford and looks in some discomfort

Ambitious effort by Seamas Keogh for Harps from long range, blazing his powerful effort well over the bar.

Wonderful curling effort by Darragh Levingston just outside the area had more than a few fans on the edge of their seats, but unfortunately for Wexford the ball whipped round the wrong side of the post

Super sliding tackle by Watson denies Dobbs a shot at goal as he went slaloming through the rest of the Harps defence

Wexford are moving the ball well from back to front in quick, incisive moves, but Harp's low block is keeping the much more blunt in the final third at the moment

After a quick start the pace of the game has diminished slightly, both sides feeling their way into the encounter

Dobbs thought he was through one on one with the keeper there, but a fantastic recovery run bey Hutchinson allowed him to get back around to make a crucial tackle.

Finn Harps are sitting deep when Wexford have the ball, seemingly looking to counter once the ball is won back. Utilising the pace of Ferry up top seems key to this set up so far.

Full blooded clash between Baba and Webb leaving both players in a heap, but both should be fine to continue

Dobbs goes close twice in a matter of moments! A cross by Crawford buddies its way to the strikers feet who's volleyed effort is well saved and heroically hooked away by Harps defender Watson as Oluwa feared down on the loose ball. From the clearance, Corbally knocked it back up in the six yard box where Dobbs rose highest, but headed just over the bar.

Sharp start by Harps in the opening five

And only two minutes in we were nearly treated to the opening goal as a wonderful reverse pass set Patrick Ferry inside the box and on goal for Harps, but the forward only hit the side netting at Owen mason's front post

Really a perfect evening for football; cool, dry and not a breath of wind. Can only wish for some exciting football to match the atmosphere

We are underway here

As shown in the previous games between the two sides however, Finn Harps will not roll over easily in face of the South East side, both having won once, drawn once, and lost once to this evenings opposition in the other three matches played in this campaign. Harps sit ninth at the moment and cannot feel that is a fair reflection of their talents overall. Two 1-0 losses in their last two games will surely fuel them to make sure they can get something out of this fixture, and upset the Wexford promotion apple cart while doing so.

It's a crisply sunbathed Ferrycarrig Park that will play host to the final game between these sides this season on this calm September evening. Wexford know this is crunch time for their play off aspirations and with a faltering Finn Harps in their path tonight they must feel this is a game they must win to fulfil those ambitions.