Ballymena make a change as Daire O'Connor replaces Jack O'Reilly.

Concern for Crusaders as top scorer Fraser Bryden stays down following a clash of heads with Coleraine sub Kodi Lyons-Foster.

Thankfully for the home side he is able to continue after receiving treatment.

Keevan Hawthorne lays it off to Rory Hale on the edge of the box, but the midfielder leans back and sends his first-time strike well over the bar.

David Healy rings the changes as Jamie Mulgrew, Matt Yates and Sam Taylor replace Sam Roscoe, Charlie Allen and Isaac Baird.

15 minutes left on the clock and it remains all square at Windsor Park.

Rodney McAree looks to the bench now.

James Knowles is withdrawn and Bobby Jack McAleese comes on.

Philip Major
Sportsound summariser

Carrick are right back in it and it is exactly what Carrick deserve.

We're into the final 20 minutes of what has been a dour second half at Mourneview Park.

If anything, Glenavon look the side more likely to go on and win, while Ballymena have offered very little offensively.

Coleraine captain Lyndon Kane is booked for a late tackle deep inside his own half.

The resulting free-kick is gathered by Coleraine keeper Aidan Harris.

First change of the afternoon as Niall Currie withdraws goalscorer Jordan Gibson and sends on Luke Wilson.

Joe Sheridan shows great feet before turning home an equaliser for Cliftonville at Shamrock Park.

Glenavon boss Michael O'Connor makes a double change as he introduces David McDaid and Corey Smith in place of the manager's namesake Michael O'Connor and Jack Malone.

It's a different game now to the first half as it's the home side who are dominating possession and looking the more threatening.

Coleraine defensive midfielder Dylan Boyle with a vital block inside his own penalty area.

Eric McWoods nearly bullies his way through the Ports' defence, but James Teelan tracks back brilliantly to poke the ball back to Aaron McCarey and snuff out the danger.

Paul McGovern is the first Glenavon player to be booked, for an innocuous-looking challenge on Kian Corbally.

Gary Haveron opts to shuffle the pack making two substitutions.

Conor McKendry and Tiarnan O'Connor come off for Matthew Lusty and Paul O'Neill.

Colin Coates
Former Crusaders captain on BBC Sportsound

Declan Caddell will be delighted with the start to the second half.

They look more energetic and threatening. They haven't got to create any guilt-edge chances, but you do feel like there will be one if the game continues as it has gone.

A flashpoint off the ball as Gary Thompson and Joe Sheridan tangle in the Portadown half.

Thompson goes down clutching his head, and after a brief pause, Evan Boyce books Sheridan.