Colin Coates
Former Crusaders captain on BBC Sportsound

It has been a fantastic start from Coleraine and the only thing that has been surprising is that they haven't gotten themselves in front.

Coleraine on the attack again as Dylan Boyle breaks forward from midfield.

He feeds Lewis McGregor on the wing who whips a cross in with his right foot.

The cross is cleared back into the path of the Scot who drills his right foot shot wide of the far post.

Josh Ukek threads a clever pass into the path of Eamon Fyfe, who shapes to pull the trigger inside the area, but Jack Keaney slides in with a brilliantly timed last-ditch challenge to deny him.

Straight on the counter, Niall Currie’s men threaten down the right as they look to catch the north Belfast side cold, but Jonny Addis reads the danger and hooks the cross clear.

Ballymena's James Hood picks up an early yellow card following a challenge in midfield.

Eric McWoods chases a hopeful ball over the top and looks second favourite, but he catches Baris Altintop napping inside the six-yard box.

He pinches possession but can’t sort his feet before Aaron McCarey dives in to smother.

Another chance for Coleraine as Jonny Tuffey dives full length to his left to parry a Zane Okoro effort from the edge of the penalty area.

Less than five minutes on the clock and three good opportunities for the away side.

Matthew Fitzpatrick gets on the end of Dane McCullough's long ball down the left-hand side, nipping in front of Jimmy Callacher, who recovers to make a vital tackle just as Fitzpatrick was pulling the trigger.

Less than two minutes gone and already two great chance for the visitors.

First, a quickly taken corner kick from Will Patching was scuffed at the near post by Declan McManus before seconds later Patching's poor control let him down with just Jonathan Tuffey to beat.

Penalty to Ballymena...

We're under way at a cold but bright Stangmore Park.

Can Dungannon continue their good run of home form, or will Larne pick up another win in their title pursuit?

We’re under way at Shamrock Park, where Portadown are aiming to extend their remarkable recent run over the north Belfast side.

The Reds haven’t beaten Niall Currie’s men in their last four league meetings - can they flip the script this afternoon?

Early let off for Linfield as Kirk Millar loses possession in his own box with Billy Joe Burns intercepting, but the Carrick defender dribbles out of play.

That was almost a disastrous start for the hosts and Millar, who makes his 500th appearance for the Blues this afternoon.

Jamie Glackin gets us under way at an overcast Seaview.

The game had been billed as a shoot-out between the league's three leading goalscorers.

In the event, only Crusaders' free-scoring Fraser Bryden starts, with Matthew Shevlin out with a shoulder injury and Joel Cooper starting on the bench nursing a slight knee strain.

How will that affect the ensuing 90 plus minutes one wonders...

Referee Shane McGonigle starts the action at a bright but cold Mourneview Park.

Ballymena were 2-0 winners when the two sides met here on the opening day of the season - can the Sky Blues repeat that feat or can Glenavon pick-up some much-needed points in their battle against relegation?

We're under way at a cold and windy Windsor Park.

Oran Kearney
Former Coleraine manager on Sportsound

Dungannon lost their first five fixtures and people were worried and I am sure they were worried themselves as well.

However, the way have turned it around and the manner they have turned it around is a credit to everyone.

Oran Kearney
Former Coleraine manager on Sportsound

Cliftonville didn't have the best of starts but, to be fair to Jim Magilton, they have steadied the ship well.

They are not in the area of the league that they want to be yet, but their form in the last few weeks is positive for them.

Colin Coates
Former Crusaders captain on BBC iPlayer

Ballymena aren't on the greatest run, they are quite inconsistence.

It'll be an interesting game and one that Glenavon will definitely be desperate to get points from.