Liam Beckett
Sportsound summariser

That's the last thing Crusaders needed on the stroke of half-time and the thing Glentoran wanted. With the way Glentoran are playing defensively, it is hard to see Crusaders getting back into this.

Adam Long pokes home the opener on his Coleraine debut!

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Josh Kelly's goal is the last action of the half as referee Steven Gregg blows his whistle straight after the restart.

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It's the visitors who lead at the break thanks to an unlikely source - defender Adam Long.

Only on the pitch because of injury to Charles Dunne, the Manxman was in the right place at the right time to tap home a Lewis McGregor cross two minutes before half-time.

Chances have been few and far between with the home side's best efforts coming from Paul McGovern and Stephen Mallon but it's Coleraine with their noses in front after 45 minutes.

Half-time at Stangmore Park and the home side trail by two goals.

Dungannon started the brighter side, but two headers in quick succession from Adam Lecky gave the away side a two-goal cushion.

All to do for the home side in the second half.

Liam Beckett
Sportsound summariser

Crusaders are not playing as a team, they are disjointed. They need a creative player to open the Glentoran defence.

Ballymena are two goals to the good at the interval after that early Calvin McCurry opener.

Ben Kennedy's penalty to double the home side's lead came at a time when Bangor were slowly growing into the game.

There are two minutes of additional time to be played at the end of the first half.

Curtis Allen
Former Glentoran and Carrick Rangers striker on BBC Sounds

That goal is the first bit of real quality we have seen from Coleraine.

We're into two additional minutes at Mourneview Park.

James Singleton controls a high cross before firing well over the crossbar and into the stand.

The Glens have enjoyed majority of the possession since breaking the deadlock, but are struggling to test Jonny Tuffey.

Carrick Rangers really should be three goals to the good, after coming very close with two efforts in quick succession.

A looping header by Jimmy Callacher from a corner hit the crossbar and came back into play.

The follow-up was then struck with real power by Matthew Snoddy but Declan Dunne stood up to the challenge and put the ball behind for another corner, which came to nothing.

Ballymena's Donal Rocks collects the first yellow card of the game for a tackle on Lewis Harrison.

Bangor's players and supporters are furious as a promising move is halted by the assistant referee's flag against Tiarnan Mulvenna, who was offside, rather that Ben Arthurs, who was running from deeper.

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Glenavon appeals for handball outside the area by Coleraine keeper Aidan Harris fall on deaf ears, much to the disapproval of home fans.

Adam Lecky, soon after his first, adds his and Carrick's second with another header from inside the box.

The best chance of the half so far for the hosts seven minutes from the break.

Midfielder Jack Malone skips away from Kodi Lyons-Foster before setting himself up for the shot.

Coleraine goalkeeper Aidan Harris is right behind the effort and saves comfortably.

If at first you don't succeed....

Jordan Jenkins puts Glentoran ahead at Seaview.