Postpublished at 15:33 Greenwich Mean Time 1 February

15:33 GMT 1 February

Cliftonville 0-0 Glenavon

There is a stoppage in play here to let Glenavon captain Barney McKeown receive treatment.

Bangor captain Lewis Harrison has been shown a straight red card, and the hosts are down to 10 men.

Clever link-up play between Levi Ives and Jamie Glackin creates a chance for Connor Murray but his shot from 12 yards is blocked by Danny Wallace.

Good defending.

Limavady just starting to get up the pitch a bit more again after that earlier spall from the hosts, but it may also be leaving a bit of room for Crusaders to hit them at the other end.

It's not exactly end-to-end at Seaview, but the opening 30 minutes seem to have flown by.

Leo Alves, suspended for last week's league game, has shown what he brings to this Swifts team.

His left foot deliveries from the far side, especially corners, is causing all sorts of problems for the Coleraine defence.

Oh my goodness, what a huge chance for the home side!

Jack Keaney's header from Rory Hale's corner crashes off the crossbar with Peter Campbell then clearing the ball to safety.

Three efforts off the woodwork in 25 minutes. Bonkers!

First into the book is Crusaders' Jordan Forsythe who is penalised for a drag back, having just been caught napping on the ball.

The bookings are level as Jack Malone is cautioned.

The resulting free-kick is blocked by the Glenavon wall and Cliftonville now have a corner.

Limavady win a free-kick on the edge of the box after John Butcher was tripped and the striker dusts himself off to stand over the shot, but can only find the wall.

After good build-up play from Chris Atherton and Matthew Snoddy, the ball falls to Michael O'Connor but David Odumosu is able to gather his close range strike.

O'Connor has had a few good chances in the opening 20 minutes.

Matthew Ferguson turns and fires home to open the scoring for Bangor.

Best chance of the opening quarter for the visitors.

Connor Murray and Lyndon Kane link up down Coleraine's right, Kane delivering an inviting cross to the back post.

Jamie McGonigle meets the cross with his header but Steven Scott does superbly to get back and hook the ball off the line,

Odhran Casey is booked for a robust challenge on Davy McDaid.

Nothing comes of the resulting free-kick.

Rory Hale steals the ball off David Toure and passes to the onrushing Joe Gormley, who takes a clever touch before firing wide of the far post.

How have we not seen a goal yet?!

Rodney McAree will be delighted with the start made by his Dungannon Swifts team.

They weathered an early Coleraine before roaring back with that stunning Bigirimana goal, while there have been other chances too.

But right up the field go Limavady and John Butcher almost profits off a slack header back as he nips in and tries to lift over Jonny Tuffy, but the goalkeeper springs high enough to gather.

Watch Gael Bigirimana's spectacular early goal give Dungannon Swifts an early lead against Coleraine in the sixth round tie at Stangmore Park.

Another super stop from Limavady goalkeeper Purcell as he acrobatically turns Stuart Nixon's half volley away.