Rodney McAree makes not one, not two, not three but four substitutions at once.

Brandon Bermingham, Tomas Galvin, Kealan Dillon and Bobby-Jack McAleese replace James Knowles, Malachy Smith, Andrew Mitchell and Sean McAllister.

Will these changes spring the visitors back into life?

Lee Feeney makes his first switch with Michael Morgan replacing Ben Cushnie.

The home side starting to turn the screw a little, forcing Rohan Ferguson into two saves in quick succession.

First, he throws up a hand to palm Jamie Glackin's shot over the crossbar before moments later punching away a 30-yard piledriver from defender Charles Dunne.

Is there a goal coming?

Micheal Glynn's strike from range is well wide.

Both sides have had chances since the equaliser, but are struggling with their final touches.

It wasn't pretty but Ryan Curran won't care as he is on hand to guide home an equaliser for Cliftonville

Kyle McClean feeds Matthew Fitzpatrick down the right who strikes first-time, forcing Declan Dunne into a smart stop.

Linfield are knocking on the door as they go in search of a second.

Malachy Smith is the latest player to be cautioned.

Kieran Offord scores champions Linfield's first goal of the new season from the penalty spot.

Just like at the Showgrounds, we have also just had our first yellow card of the game here with Abebayo Fapetu cautioned for a foul on Jack O'Mahony.

A second booking in as many minutes for the visitors as Matthew Ridley goes into referee Jamie Robinson's notebook for a challenge on Jamie Glackin.

It's all Linfield now.

Whatever was said in the dressing room at half-time has worked.

We have our first yellow card of the afternoon and it's waved in the direction of Larne captain Tomas Cosgrove for a foul on Matthew Shevlin.

Will Patching takes the resulting free-kick but is unable to find the target.

Paul Leeman
Former Glentoran captain on BBC iPlayer

The game has really opened up now.

A bit of a nervy moment for Lewis Ridd as a poor clearance falls right to Tiarnan Mulvenna.

However, his first time effort from range is closer to the corner flag. Mulvenna will regret not taking a touch there with the amount of time he had.

Lots of niggly fouls breaking up the rhythm of this game in the early stages of the second half.

Not sure if that suits either team.

Paul Leeman
Former Glentoran captain on BBC iPlayer

There's certainly contact on the goalkeeper, he goes down looking for the free-kick, but some will argue he should be strong and come claim it.

The Bangor players were incensed and thought it was a foul, Addis had every right to challenge for that ball.

It is certainly the start to the second half Cliftonville will have wanted.

Lewis McGregor shows great pace to get the byline before fizzing a cross in front of goal.

The ball is headed out as far as Will Patching loitering just outside the box but his volley goes way over the crossbar.

After assisting the opening goal, Stephen McGuinness tries to get on the scoresheet himself.

However his effort from inside the box is well wide.