Play resumes at Taylors Avenue with no changes in personnel at the break.

We're back underway at Solitude where Ronan Doherty has replaced Jonny Addis at the interval for the home side.

Jay Donnelly of Glentoran gets us back underway at the Oval.

Jamie McGonigle slots home to double Coleraine's lead over the Villagers.

The Swifts take a deserved lead into the break against a toothless Lurgan Blues following Barney McKeown's unfortunate own goal.

Andy Mitchell came closest to doubling the hosts advantage when his header rattled the crossbar, while Glenavon's best and only moment came from Michael O'Connor's long-range effort that forced a fine save from Declan Dunne.

Philip Major
Sportsound summariser

Niall Currie will be be pleased with how his Portadown team but frustrated that they haven't scored.

However, both managers will be pleased they are still in this game.

Half-time at Lakeview Park where visitors Coleraine lead Loughgall 3-0.

Matthew Shevlin headed the away side in front after just five minutes from a Rhyss Campbell cross before Jamie McGonigle doubled the lead six minutes before half-time.

And Rhyss Campbell made it three just minutes later, tapping home from close range, to complete a dominant opening 45 minutes for Dean Shiels' side.

Two minutes are added as we approach the interval at Stangmore Park.

The hosts lead through Barney McKeown's own goal, having dominated much of the first half while showing the confidence of a side that's won eight of their last twelve home fixtures.

Referee Steven Gregg brings the first 45 minutes to a close at Solitude.

It's fair to suggest there will be better halves of football witnessed at the north Belfast venue this season.

Goals from Emmett McGuckin and Paul Heatley in the opening 15 minutes give Stephen Baxter's side the lead at the break.

Somehow it is goalless here in east Belfast.

Portadown have peppered the Glentoran goal for almost the entirety of the first half before Glentoran almost sneaked one via Jay Donnelly in the dying minutes.

Declan Devine will not be a happy manager at half-time and will want a much improved display after the break.

Not for the first time this afternoon, Jamie McGonigle cuts in off the left and shoots with his right.

Again, not for the first time, doesn't find the target.

Still, it's a clear and present danger for the hosts who must wish for the half-time whistle to blow.

Jacob Blaney is cautioned for a late foul on Paul Heatley.

Heatley is now receiving treatment as we enter one minute of additional time.

Ballymena's Donal Rocks is booked for a strong challenge on Taylor Steven.

United boss Jim Ervin isn't slow in letting fourth official Gareth Stewart know his thoughts on that decision.

Tensions flare on the Dungannon bench as Dixie Robinson sees yellow for his exchange with the fourth official while James Knowles receives treatment.

The incident stems from frustration as Knowles lies injured, with Ross Dunlop quick to maintain order.

Andy Mitchell rises highest to meet James Knowles' pinpoint cross from the right, but his powerful header crashes against the crossbar, with Gareth Deane beaten.

The Swifts are turning the screw as they hunt for a second.

And just like that, the Glens almost sneak in front.

A defensive mix-up sees a long Glens' clearance headed towards the Ports' goal and chasing onto it is Jay Donnelly.

The striker pokes it past Aaron McCarey in goal but Baris Altintop is on hand to clear off the line.

Somehow, it is still scoreless at the Oval.

Ballymena's Oisin Devlin picks up the first caution of the afternoon after bringing down Micheal Glynn just outside the penalty area.

Leo Alves showcases exceptional skill, cleverly flicking the ball over Len O'Sullivan's head and bursting goalward.

The Glenavon defence scrambles back in time to snuff out the danger, but the wingers' moment of individual brilliance draws the applause of the Stangmore Park crowd.