Glenavon go within a whisker of equalising.

Paul McGovern crosses to the back post where Michael O'Connor gets the faintest of headers but it goes agonisingly wide of the right upright.

Watch Fraser Bryden grab his second of the game to edge Crusaders in front against Bangor.

A massive let-off for the Reds!

An underhit backpass from the former Institute man, Shaun Leppard, is pounced on by Tiarnan O'Connor.

The Larne man looks to round the keeper, but Peter Morrison holds his nerve, making himself big and doing enough to deny the frontman.

Corner to Dungannon taken quickly, headed clear by Charles Dunne.

Jordan Stewart gets his first Glentoran goal since returning to the club in the summer by heading home from close range on the rebound.

Robbie Garrett is the next to be cautioned by Declan Hassan.

That's some lovely, flowing football from Jim Magilton's charges.

Joe Gormley plays a clever one-two with Michael Glynn in midfield before threading the ball through to Conor Falls.

Falls looks to fire a low shot towards the near post, but Rohan Ferguson gets down sharply to make a superb reaction save.

Ahu Obhakhan powerfully heads over from a Lee Chapman cross.

Portadown are slowly building up a head of steam in these past few minutes.

Steven McCullough fires a free kick straight at Sean O'Neill from literally the 18-yard line.

That is as close as it could possibly have been without being a penalty.

Seconds after scoring Jordan Stewart is almost in again.

He collects the ball down the right flank, before cutting inside and getting a left-footed effort away, but Jacob Carney is equal to it and holds on this time.

Portadown believe they have taken the lead as Josh Ukek turns home a cross at the back post.

Ballymena are adamant that there is a handball in the build-up and after consulting with his assistant, Jamie Robinson disallows the effort.

A chance for the hosts as the ball falls to Conor Falls inside the penalty area. The striker takes a touch to shift it onto his left foot, but his effort is a rushed one, floating high over the crossbar.

Bangor push for a quick leveller, but Tiarnan Mulvenna's corner is quickly cleared by Jordan Forsythe.

A second booking for the visitors just after the half hour as Adam Glenny is penalised for a head high challenge on Coleraine right-back Lyndon Kane, who stoops to head the ball clear.

A high boot from Chris Gallagher on Conor Falls, and it's an easy decision for Ben McMaster, who immediately brings out his yellow card.

We have our first yellow card of the evening and it goes to Dungannon Swifts midfielder James Knowles following a late tackle on Jamie Glackin.

Andy Waterworth
Former Linfield striker on BBC iPlayer

I think Larne have looked good, we were cautious that they came into this game a little bit unprepared but they have looked sharp.