Back under way at Seaview.

Tiarnan O'Connor gets us back under way at Stangmore Park.

The second half begins with Paddy Burns replacing Luke Cartwright for Glenavon.

Will we have a similarly fast start to the second period as we did in the first?

Danny Gibson strikes the post minutes into the second half as he gets on the end of Adam Lecky's flick on.

Moments later he forces Chris Johns into a smart save at his near post.

Carrick have come out with real intent after the break and are taking the game to Linfield right away.

Back under way for the second half at Windsor Park.

No changes to either side at the break.

Philip Major
Sportsound summariser

It has been very even first half.

I think the early goal from Linfield is exactly what we needed as it forced Carrick to play and they have looked good in possession.

Oran Kearney
Former Coleraine manager on Sportsound

Larne have had a couple of half chances and one really good chance beyond the goal they have scored.

They haven't taken them and that kept Dungannon in the game and then Dungannon have taken their big chance that they got.

We've had two great goals at Stangmore Park, with Steven Scott cancelling out Mark Randall's fine free-kick with his own stunning volley.

Colin Coates
Former Crusaders captain on BBC Sportsound

Crusaders have gone more direct in the last few minutes.

They have looked a bit more threatening in the latter stages of the half.

Half-time at Seaview where visitors Coleraine lead 1-0 thanks to Jamie Glackin's acrobatic finish after 16 minutes.

The Bannsiders have had plenty of opportunities to extend their lead and have come close through Zane Okoro and Will Patching.

Crusaders have barely threatened the Coleraine goal and their only chance of the first came in additional time when Fraser Bryden forced a smart save out of Coleraine keeper Aidan Harris.

Referee Declan Hassan calls time on an entertaining first-half.

Larne have had the better-quality chances in the first period, but Dungannon have had their fair share of possession.

Both managers will be pleased with their teams' performances so far.

Half-time at Shamrock Park, where Jordan Gibson’s close-range finish has Portadown in front.

The hosts have carved out the better openings and could easily be further ahead. Jim Magilton's side, by contrast, have yet to get going.

Those two goals inside the opening 10 minutes offered some false hope.

The 35 minutes which have followed have been stop-start and punctuated by stoppages.

Oran Kearney
Former Coleraine manager on Sportsound

We have seen two absolute smashers today.

The strike was going in from the second it left his foot is the only way you can describe it.

Gary Haveron is forced to make the first change.

Chris Gallagher, who recevied treatment earlier in the game, comes off for Jordan McEneff.

Steven McCullough lofts a free-kick to the back post where Baris Altintop rises highest, but his header flies off target.

It's a bit scrappy but Portadown won't care as Jordan Gibson fires them in front from close range.

Into three additional minutes at Seaview.

A change for the home side just before the break as Odhran McCart hobbles off to be replaced by Elliot Dunlop.

Watch as Mark Randall opens the scoring at Stangmore Park with another fine free-kick.