Gary Haveron makes a triple substitution, seeking fresh impetus to break this stubborn Glenavon defence.

Tiarnan O'Connor, Paul O'Neill and Leroy Millar all leave the field, with Benji Magee, Matty Lusty and Jordan McEneff arriving in the trio's place.

Bridel Boskani and Davy McDaid also enter the field for Glenavon in place of Paul McGovern and Peter Campbell

Mark Randall produces a moment of magic in the centre circle, turning his marker brilliantly before driving forward.

He unleashes a fierce, dipping drive from range, but his effort just clears the crossbar.

Dungannon's Sean McAllister is booked for taking too much time at a corner.

Tiarnan O'Connor compounds the home side's frustrations with a needless yellow card. He is late with a sliding challenge near the touchline as he desperately tries to keep the ball in play.

David Jeffrey
Former Linfield & Ballymena manager on BBC iPlayer

There is only one thing on his mind, stopping the Dungannon Swifts player from getting past. He made no attempt to play the ball and it could be interpreted as dangerous play. I'm on the referee's side. The frustrating thing for Declan Devine is that challenge did not need to be made.

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The evening goes from bad to worse for Glentoran as Jonny Russell is shown a straight red card.

The substitute cynically chops down Steven Scott to prevent a Dungannon counter-attack and Shane Andrews has no hesitation in dismissing the Glens player.

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Massive appeals for a penalty as Conor McKendry is bundled to the ground by Paddy Burns inside the box. The home side are screaming for a spot-kick, but Tony Clarke waves play on.

Paul O'Neill peels away smartly at the back post to meet a cross swinging in from the left. He connects well enough, but the direction is lacking, and the header drifts harmlessly wide.

Dungannon make a change with 15 minutes left as Leo Alves replaces James Knowles.

Dungannon's Tiarnan Kelly picks up a booking for impeding Cammy Palmer in the centre circle.

Jack Malone is next in a growing list of those on a yellow card after cynically halting a Larne counter-attack.

Glentoran make a double change with Jonny Russell and David Fisher replacing Danny Amos and Jordan Jenkins.

Dungannon come close to doubling their lead as Sean McAllister's curling effort is tipped over by Andrew Mills.

David Jeffrey
Former Linfield & Ballymena manager on BBC iPlayer

That is surreal. It seemed to be slow motion. Extraordinary how that ends up in the back of the net. The best way to describe it was scruffy.

Paul O'Neill is next in the referee's book for a late challenge out wide.

Paul O'Neill levels it up at Inver Park with a scuffed shot.

Tiarnan O'Connor shows great anticipation to pick the pocket of Harry Murphy and bear down on goal.

The striker is under heavy pressure as he pulls the trigger, firing straight at Mark Byrne.That's a huge let off for Murphy and for the visitors.

David Jeffrey
Former Linfield & Ballymena manager on BBC iPlayer

On another day, that would have been given as a penalty. Daniel's foot is well off the ground, and some would consider that reckless and dangerous and deem that a penalty and sending off.

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Another Larne corner causes panic in the box and drops for Mark Randall.

He watches it all the way and tries a controlled side-foot volley, but the midfielders effort lands on the roof of the net.