Dollingstown's Owen McConville looks to have got the final touch to give Loughgall the lead in their Irish Cup 6th round tie

And for once I get a prediction right as that is indeed the half-time whistle with a breakthrough to be made.

It's not a thriller at Seaview but there have been opportunities for both.

Limavady goalkeeper Richard Purcell has twice been forced into big saves, while at the other end, the visitors have had a couple of openings. This one is on a knife-edge at the break.

There will be three minutes of additional time.

Any drama to come? If this tempo continues, I presume so!

At least two additional minutes to be played at the end of the first half.

That's a superb save!

Peter Campbell's corner is easily cleared by Joe Gormley. However Campbell does well to recycle the danger with Niall Quinn's effort from his pass making David Odumosu produce a fine diving save.

Into one minute of added time at Seaview and we seem destined to go into the break scoreless.

Watch Cian O'Malley rise highest to head Carrick Rangers into the lead against Championship side Ballinamallard United.

Crusaders go close as Jordan Forstyle gets to Ross Clarke's conrner. Not the cleanest of touches but it bounces just wide.

Lewis Harrison is dismissed for Bangor after a strong challenge.

A yellow card apiece within the space of a minute as we approach half-time.

First, Dungannon Swifts midfielder Bobby-Jack McAleese is booked for a late tackle on Jamie Glackin before Coleraine's Dylan Boyle goes into referee Jamie Robinson's notebook for a challenge on Leo Alves.

Michael O'Connor finds space at the edge of the box but opts to take another touch which gives the home side time to get bodies back.

For the second time this afternoon Steven Scott clears one off the line, this time from Ronan Doherty.

Mark Byrne comes off his line to try to get the ball off Joe Gormley.

However Gormley lobs the keeper with his effort looking set to break the deadlock, but Barney McKeown is able to clear the danger off the line before Destiny Ojo can get a touch.

Ojo is now receiving treatment. It looked a sore one but thankfully he looks set to continue.

Another yellow card for a Crusaders player. This time it's Malachy Smith into the book for a trip on Lewis Tosh who was galloping forward.

Lyndon Kane crosses from the right, Matthew Shevlin gets his header on target and Declan Dunne tips over the crossbar.

John Butcher weaves his way in from the left and sets up Lewis Tosh inside the penalty area, but he curls just too high. That's the first real chance Limavady have carved out for themselves.