Glentoran's afternoon summed up in an instant.

Aaron Wightman receives the ball in an attacking position down the right wing, but he blasts his attempted cross high into the sky and away behind the Portadown goal.

How much longer will manager Declan Devine give this one before ringing in the changes.

Another attack-minded change from Jim Magilton as Cliftonville withdraw midfielder Arran Pettifer and bring on an extra attacker in the form of Ryan Curran.

Another stoppage disrupts the flow as Cahal McGinty becomes the second Swifts player to require treatment.

The mounting injury concerns could force Rodney McAree into early second-half changes, potentially disrupting his side's defensive organization that's served them so well today.

A first corner of the second period for Coleraine.

Those half-time changes appear to be working for Dean Smith as the home side already look a much better side in the opening few minutes of this half as they did in the entire opening 45 minutes.

Play halts as Declan Dunne requires attention after Jamie Doran's cross sails over the crossbar.

The medical team is on hand to assess the situation while both sides take the opportunity to have an impromptu team talk.

What a chance for Paul Heatley to double his tally for the afternoon!

Heatley travels into the box before sending a low strike a whisker wide.

Josh Andrews blocks Danny Gibson's pass across the box after he had been dispatched forward by Josh Andrews' delivery.

Jarlath O'Rourke deflects David Cushley's resulting corner out of danger.

A poor clearance from Loughgall goalkeeper Nathan Gartside lands at the feet of Coleraine's Jamie Glackin.

Unfortunately for the visitors, Glackin delays deciding what to do and good scramble defence from the hosts clears the danger.

Gareth Deane turns provider with a superb long-range pass that catches the Swifts defence flat-footed, finding Michael O'Connor in space with just Declan Dunne to beat.

However, O'Connor's hesitation proves costly as Danny Wallace recovers brilliantly to deny the frontman.

Different half, same attacking side.

Portadown's Ryan Mayse is played in down the right by Eamon Fyfe and Mayse fires in an effort form the right-hand side of the box, but once again Daniel Gyollai is equal to it, pushing behind for a corner.

Cliftonville register their first shot on goal as Taylor Steven puts a clever ball in behind the Ballymena defence which Joe Gormley runs onto but his low shot is kept out by the legs of Sean O'Neill.

The Reds have started the second half brightly.

Jamie Doran attempts to make an early second-half impact with a delivery from the right flank, but his cross lacks the necessary precision.

Declan Dunne gathers comfortably as the away side searches for a way back into this contest.

Perhaps not surprisingly, Loughgall manager Dean Smith makes changes at the break.

Jay Boyd and Lewis Francis make way for Alberto Balde and Caolan McAleer.

Danny Lafferty is booked for bringing down Taylor Steven just outside the penalty area.

Ballymena feel aggrieved that they didn't receive a free kick earlier in the move and another Ballymena player player has picked up a yellow card for dissent.

Rhyss Campbell hits the nets from close range as Coleraine stretch thir lead at Lakeview Park.

Back underway at Lakeview Park.

The second half is underway at Stangmore Park.

Dungannon, seeking to maintain their impressive home record against Stephen McDonnell's side, restart with a slender advantage.

The visitors, struggling for goals this season, face an uphill battle to avoid a sixth straight defeat at this venue.