Glenavon make a double switch with Corey Smith and Paul McGovern on for Stephen Mallon and Jack Malone.

Philip Major
Sportsound summariser

Shevlin didn't really get going, we didn't mention him in commentary.

A first change for Coleraine just after the hour as Matthew Shevlin is replaced up front by Declan McManus.

A fantastic burst of perseverance from Steven Scott to carve a path forward, and he does brilliantly to get the ball to Sean McAlister.

The former Everton man looks to find the far top corner first time, and it sails high and way off target.

The ballboy could be away a while looking for that one.

Luke McCullough is cautioned for a foul on Jacob Carney.

Glentoran make a change with Daniel Larmour limping off, to be replaced by Liam Burt.

That will mean a reshuffle for Glentoran but they will be hoping that Burt can add some much-needed attacking flair after what has been a fairly insipid start to the second period.

Bodies on the ground all over the pitch following a series of hefty challenges.

Another yellow card.

This time it's for Leo Alves, who clatters into Ben Wylie. The midfielder is down and clutching his ankle in some discomfort.

There's the second yellow card of the game, and it's a frustrated one.

Ahu Obhakhan goes into the book for a cynical clip on Danny Wallace from behind.

The frontman is perplexed with the decision, but the caution draws ironic cheers and applause from the home faithful towards Steven Gregg.

Great chance for Bangor as Tiarnan Mulvenna dispossesses Shane McEleney just outside the Glentoran penalty area.

He cuts the ball across goal, initially behind the run of Michael Morgan, but the striker does well to swivel and his fierce shot is saved by the face of Glentoran keeper Andrew Mills.

A huge let-off for the home side.

Matthew Snoddy drills a shot from the edge of the box just wide of the left hand post.

The start of the second half has been very different to the start of the first with plenty of chances since the restart!

Luke Conlan is unable to continue and is replaced by Micheal Glynn 10 minutes after the restart.

Stephen Mallon's free-kick is gathered by Nathan Gartside.

The away side are claiming the delivery hit the arm of a Carrick player on its route towards goal, but referee Evan Boyce waves away the appeals.

Niall Currie's men seem happy to keep possession in the early stages of the second half, with the Swifts camped deep inside their own half.

It's everyone behind the ball for the hosts, who are clearly looking to frustrate the Ports and hit them on the break.

Concern for Cliftonville as Luke Conlan requires treatment.

A timely defensive header from Charles Dunne to deflect Jonny Addis' dangerous cross out for a corner.

Kyle McClelland is unable to continue after picking up an injury and is replaced by Niall Quinn just before this free-kick.

Joe Crowe is cautioned for a foul on Jack Malone and Glenavon now have a free-kick in a really dangerous position.

Can they find a leveller?

A corner for Coleraine in front of the away fans.

Ahu Obhkhan gets us going for the second half with Portadown holding the one goal and one man advantage.

Rodney McAree, meanwhile, decides to roll the dice early, sending on Mal Smith, Leo Alves and James Knowles for Andrew Mitchell, Caolan Marron and Kealan Dillon.

The Swifts boss chasing a swift response.