Carrick keeper Jack McIntyre has his blushes saved by his defensive colleagues.

The stopper attempts to punch clear but the ball flies straight up into the air and drops dangerously close to his goal.

However, the Rangers' defence manages to clear away.

Loud shouts from the visiting support and Rory Hale as they appeal for a handball against Jordan Forsythe in the box.

Jamie Robinson waves it away without hesitation. No penalty.

We have our first yellow card of the afternoon.

Coleraine captain Lyndon Kane goes into referee Shane Andrews' notebook following a coming together with Ryan Mayse.

Jordan Stewart rises well to meet the corner, but his header lacks the accuracy needed, drifting off-target.

A decent opportunity for the home side, but no trouble for Lewis Ridd.

Early stages of the second half and the game is following a similar pattern to the opening 45 minutes, the home side enjoying plenty of possession.

Ross Clarke bursts past Luke Conlan with real intent, but to his credit, the defender recovers well, sliding in to make an important block.

The Crues win a corner. Can they make it count?

Action resumes at Clandeboye Park with no changes at the break.

We are underway again in Carrick

Back underway at Seaview!

The second half kicks off with the Crues looking to respond after a frustrating first 45.

Matthew Shevlin gets us back underway at the Coleraine Showgrounds.

Darren Murphy
Sportsound summariser

It's a very interesting contrast (in style). Dungannon probably need to move the ball on a wee bit quicker.

Every area of the pitch where the ball falls to Carrick, they are trying to get the ball into the 18-yard box or get it forward quickly.

Stuart King
Former Carrick Rangers manager on BBC Sportsound

Half-time will come good here for Crusaders.

Deccy (Caddell) will want get in and get them going again, get them fired up again.

They did start really well but now Cliftonville are in real control of the game, keeping the ball really well.

Ryan Curran's looping header sails over Jonny Tuffey and into the corner to give Cliftonville the lead at Seaview.

So far so good for Championship side Ards as they lead at the break thanks to Michael Ruddy's penalty.

Ethan Simpson bursts forward and weaves around multiple Loughgall shirts before passing to Max Greer, who can't keep his effort down.

There is no board here so not sure how many minutes of additional time we're playing, but we've played two so far.

Danny Gibson's early goal is all that separates the sides here at Taylors Avenue.

Dungannon have offered little in attack and Rodney McAree will be looking for more in the second period.

Stephen Baxter on the other hand will be asking for more of the same.

The whistle goes, and it’s the Reds who head into the break with the advantage after a poor 45 minutes from both sides.

Ryan Curran’s header is the difference so far, and the home fans aren’t shy about voicing their frustration as boos ring out around Seaview.

A big second half is needed for the Crues!

Half-time at the Showgrounds where the home side lead 1-0 thanks to Ronan Doherty's first goal for the club in the 11th minute.

The midfielder was on hand to curl home from 20 yards following a fine Coleraine move.

The hosts have had other chances to increase their advantage while the Ports have been restricted to very little, Shay McCartan going closest with a free-kick five minutes before the break.

Danny Gibson goes close to doubling Carrick's advantage in stoppage time.

The striker steals the ball off a Dungannon defender before offloading a fizzing effort from 18-yards out, but it goes just the wrong side of the near post.

The fourth official signals one minute of additional time at the end of the first half. Just enough for one last push.

Will either side make it count before the break?