Jordan Gibson's deflected effort gets him off the mark for the Ports.

A moment of ambition from Steven McCullough, who takes aim from 20 yards out, but the strike lacks any real venom and is a pretty tame effort, which Alex Henderson sees all the way into his grateful grasp.

Final throw of the dice for the visitors as Jamie McGonigle replaces Jamie Glackin in the final minute of regulation time.

Bangor make a change as Jack O'Mahony goes off and is replaced by Mark Haughey.

Haughey, one of the Irish League's most cultured defenders of recent years, has been sent on up front in attempt to fashion an equaliser!

The answer is no with Aidan Steele's corner headed away by Paddy Burns.

Entering the final few minutes at Solitude where both teams are desperately searching the breakthrough.

Paul Heatley has been causing Glenavon a lot of problems this afternoon and he has just won Carrick a corner.

Can they test Carney through it?

You’d have to say it’s a case of running down the clock now. Portadown are happy to keep the ball, knocking it around at the back, just waiting for the final whistle.

The Swifts look exhausted and are struggling to get close.

Robbie Garrett's name enters referee Louise Thompson's notebook after a totally needless late tackle on Cammy Palmer.

The introduction of McWoods and Gormley has really changed the dynamic for Cliftonville and the pair almost combine for a spectacular goal.

Gormley does well to get a cross into the box where McWoods' overhead kick is comfortably dealt with by Coleraine goalkeeper Aidan Harris.

Stephen Baxter brings on Nedas Maciulaitis for Adam Lecky.

Matthew Ferguson tries his luck from some way out but Glentoran keeper Andrew Mills is able to watch the ball sail harmlessly over the crossbar.

Danny Gibson weaves his way around his marker and bursts into the box.

However, his resulting strike takes a deflection and proves a comfortable save for Jacob Carney, to the relief of the away fans.

Joe Gormley with his first sight of goal after coming off the bench.

This time, however, his volley goes well wide of the target.

It's not like him: the big striker has scored five goals in his last three home games against Coleraine.

What a clearance from Jimmy Callacher!

Glenavon break down the right wing with Michael O'Connor finding space in the box and firing towards goal.

Nathan Gartside had misjudged the attack so it looked like O'Connor were going to level the game, but defender Callacher got back and hoofed O'Connor's strike off the line before also clearing the rebound

A double change for Bangor as they attmpt to find an equaliser as Lewis Harrison and Liam Hassin make way for Robert Garrett and Matthew Ferguson.

They have 12 minutes plus stoppage time in which to make an impact.

Dungannon's final throw of the dice sees Bobby-Jack McAleese come on for Sean McAlister.

With their nine men tiring, they'll be hoping the fresh legs can provide something in the final moments of this crazy encounter.

Possibly one of the quickest ever bookings in football?

Dean Jarvis, just on the field of play for Coleraine, is booked for a foul midway inside his own half.

Eric McWoods fails to find the target with the free-kick.

Watch Ryan Cooney capitalise on a Kyle Owens defensive blunder to put Glentoran ahead against Bangor.