Paul Leeman
Former Glentoran captain on BBC iPlayer

It's a super little period from Bangor - Dungannon are under a lot of pressure now.

Reece Neale sends in a free kick which Declan Dunne misjudges in the breeze and has to punch behind for a corner.

Bangor have enjoyed a few minutes of keeping Dungannon pinned back deep inside their own half.

Can they add a finishing touch to this spell of pressure?

The answer is no as James Knowles clears at the near post.

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Jack O'Mahony's shot deflects off the body of Danny Wallace to set up another corner.

Can Bangor do better from this one?

Gael Bigirimana's quickly-taken free kick catches the Bangor defence napping and John McGovern gets in behind but James Taylor blocks the striker's effort with his feet.

Good chance for Dungannon, though.

Bangor force another corner but this time Reece Neale's delivery is plucked out of the air unopposed by Swifts keeper Declan Dunne.

The Seasiders will be disappointed that they haven't posed more threat from set pieces.

Adam Glenny stands up a lovely cross to the back post but Andrew Mitchell can only put his effort into the side netting.

Dungannon are starting to turn the screw here in their pursuit of a second goal.

John McGovern rolls the ball across the edge of the penalty area for the in-rushing Kealan Dillon but he fires off-target.

Bangor force a corner but, frustratingly, Jack O'Mahony's delivery drifts over everyone and out of play beyond the far post.

Cue a few groans from the Bangor support.

Reece Neale lets rip with a thunderbolt of a free kick for Bangor which Dungannon keeper Declan Dunne holds at the second attempt.

James Knowles sends in a free kick for Dungannon which is flicked on by Dean Curry and Danny Wallace is a whisker away from connecting with it at the back post.

We're back underway at Seaview with the same 22 players who finished the first half.

Paul Leeman
Former Glentoran captain on BBC iPlayer

Bangor finished the first half strongly - they look like they have found their game.

Kyle Owens' own goal separates the sides at the interval at a blustery Seaview.

Will that goal be enough for Dungannon to book their place in the final or can Championship leaders Bangor force their way back into the contest in the second period?

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A chance for Bangor as they work the ball wide to Scott McArthur whose cross finds the head of Ben Arthurs but Swifts defender Dean Curry gets a nick on the ball to deflect it behind.

After a brief melee from the corner, Dungannon clear their lines.

Bangor's Caomhan McGuinness plays a through ball over the top of the Dungannon defence which holds up in the wind and forces keeper Declan Dunne to rush outside his area to clear.

He then collides with Bangor striker Ben Arthurs and referee Tony Clarke awards a free kick, much to the Swifts' relief.

That Dungannon goal has taken the sting out of Bangor to an extent.

The last 10 minutes has been a bit hectic with neither side really able to put their foot on the ball.

Somewhat bizarrely, a CAT has run across the pitch at Seaview!

That must be the modern-day equivalent of the Irish Cup final featuring a cockerel and a pig painted blue!

Bangor are trying hard to get back into this game but they are getting little change from the Dungannon defence.