Paul Leeman
Former Glentoran captain on BBC iPlayer

Glentoran totally switched off from the free-kick and they will be disappointed but credit to Cliftonville. They play the quick free-kick and it's a wicked cross from Taylor Steven. Joe Gormley, one yard out is not going to miss from there and they deserve it, they have been knocking at the door.

Steven McCullough whips in a corner for Portadown and the ball falls to Ryan Mayse outside the area. Portadown feel he is fouled but the ref waves play on and Crusaders break.

McCullough tracks back fast though and take the ball off the toe of Kieran Offord at the other end of the field.

Paul Leeman
Former Glentoran captain on BBC Radio Ulster

That's a great opportunity for Cliftonville and he really should score but take nothing away from Gyollai that was a great save.

Joe Gormley tees up Rory Hale, and the midfielder through ball releases Taylor Steven one-on-one with Daniel Gyollai, but the visiting stopper stands tall to deny the winger.

Biggest chance of the afternoon so far.

Lee Doherty
Radio Ulster summariser

David Healy will be happy with Linfield's display so far but he will be looking for that second goal after the other chances they have had. Glenavon will have their spell.

A long, searching ball in-behind for Joe Gormley's run is well read by Frankie Hvid, who quells any threat as the defender plays the ball back to Daniel Gyollai to hand the Glens possession.

Crusaders with a free-kick in a very dangerous position just outside the box after a foul on Kieran Offord.

Jordan Forsythe steps up to hit it and the ball crashes against the post and goes behind for a goal kick.

If it wasn't for Mark Byrne's quick reactions, Chris McKee would have had his second goal of the afternoon.

A well-worked Linfield corner is played into McKee's path just inside the box, with the striker shooting first-time with his right foot and forcing a great save from the Glenavon goalkeeper.

A well-worked play but the final product is just lacking.

Portadown’s Ryan Mayse had a free-kick in a very central position on the edge of the centre circle.

His delivery found Baris Altintop in the box and he nodded the ball to Ahu Obhakhan, but Obhakhan couldn’t get the connection needed to steer the ball goalwards.

Ballymena fans roar for a penalty as Ben Kennedy's burst into the penalty area appears to be impeded by Alberto Balde but referee Evan Boyce remains unmoved.

Danny Amos's delivery from a free kick out wide is easily dealt with by the host's defence, and eventually, Taylor Steven hooks it clear.

Jim Magilton is enjoying the game from the stands as he continues to serve a touchline ban after being sent off against Larne.

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Linfield are on top and come close to doubling their lead.

First it was Stephen Fallon who's strike from outside the box was cleared off the line by Peter Campbell.

Moments later Kirk Miller whipped a curling effort towards goal from the left which falls inches wide of the far upright.

David Healy's side are certainly in the ascendancy right now.

Paul Leeman
Former Glentoran captain on BBC Radio Ulster

Cliftonville have been better on the ball and more confident. Glentoran have been more direct with their play and are happy to sit deep and let Cliftonville have the ball

Ryan Mayse stands up a cross that finds the head of Ahu Obhakhan, but the ball is a bit high for Obhakhan and his headed effort is deflected wide for a corner.

The resultant corner from Steven McCullough comes to nothing.

Lee Doherty
Radio Ulster summariser

It was a great finish from McKee, he got it down low into the corner past the goalkeeper.

The opening 10 minutes at Solitude have resembled two boxers circling each other in the first round, with neither wanting to commit to landing the opening blow.

Let's hope for more action as this one progresses.