Glens' man Jay Donnelly gets on the end of a free-kick from the left but his header from 15 yards lacks any real bite and is easily gathered by Aaron McCarey in goal.

Leon Boyd enters the fray in place of Thomas Maguire, whose clever assist for the second goal caps off an impressive shift.

Fresh legs up front as the Swifts look to protect their two-goal cushion.

Paul Heatley rifles the ball home left-footed to increase Carrick's lead over Declan Caddell's side.

Kealan Dillon runs through on before before slotting in to double Dungannon's advantage.

Peter Campbell delivers an inviting cross towards Davy McDaid, but the former Ballymena United striker can't generate enough power or direction on his header.

Another missed opportunity for a Glenavon side that's found goals hard to come by this season.

Matthew Shevlin scores his second goal of the game with a backpost finish.

Coleraine appeals for a penalty as Matthew Shevlin goes down in the box come to nothing.

Len O'Sullivan attempts to provide some attacking impetus from the left flank, but his cross lacks conviction.

Cahal McGinty, showing no ill effects from his earlier injury, deals with the danger comfortably as Dungannon's defensive resilience continues.

Philip Major
Sportsound summariser

Coming to the Oval is a difficult place so Portadown would be delighted with a point while the Glens would be disappointed not to get all three.

It has been a scrappy half so far, as Aaron Wightman enters the referees book for a late challenge on Portadown captain Gary Thompson.

Brandon Downey, Jordan Owens and Mal Smith are introduced for Jordan Forsythe, Harry Franklin and Jacob Blaney.

Matthew Shevlin comes within a whisker of completing his hat-trick, outstripping the home defence before driving his low left foot shot just wide of the far post.

Ruaidhri Donnelly replaces Conor Pepper as Cliftonville chase the opening goal of this game.

A great chance for Ballymena, who have been under the cosh in this second period.

Josh Carson lets fly from distance and his swerving shot is palmed away rather awkwardly by David Odumosu before the danger is cleared.

Frustrations boil over in the Glenavon dugout as Stephen McDonnell sees yellow for his protests after Matthew Snoddy is bundled to the ground.

The manager's reaction reflects his team's growing desperation. Now, two goals down, they are struggling to make an impact.

A first yellow card of the afternoon goes to Loughgall's Caolan McAleer, a quarter of an hour after entering the fray as a half-time substitute.

And there is the first of the second-half changes.

Cameron Palmer took a knock in midfield and limps off to be replaced by Jordan Jenkins who scored midweek in the Co Antrim Shield semi-final win over Ballymena.

Adam Glenny shows good awareness to tee up Leo Alves on the edge of the box.

The winger strikes first time, but Jack Malone positions himself perfectly to make a crucial block as the Swifts continue to probe.