A yellow card apiece for Ballymena's Caolan Loughran and Crusaders' Harry Franklin takes the tally of cautions at Seaview into double figures.

A minimum of four minutes of additional time at Mourneview Park.

Dylan King is introduced for the final few minutes of this one. Leo Alves makes way.

Davy McDaid keeps his cool from the spot to extend Glenavon's lead.

We've played the 90 minutes and are now into four minutes of additional time.

Any late drama?

Fra McCaffrey and Pablo Andrade are replaced by Matthew O'Brien and Lewis Francis in the last minute of normal time.

Another yellow card as Oatnasio da Silva is booked for a late challenge on Josh Archer.

That proves to be Michael O'Connor's final action of the afternoon as Chris Atherton enters the fray.

Crusaders sub Jordan Stewart is booked for a rather cynical ankle-tap on Aaron Jarvis to halt the Ballymena player's forward break.

Aaron Prendergast finds Michael O'Connor in a promising position on the edge of the box, but Shea Kearney recovers just in time to nick the ball away just as O'Connor looked set to shoot.

Another change for the Mid-Ulster outfit as Matthew Snoddy replaces Jack Malone.

Meanwhile, Alex Parsons's afternoon is over as Jim Magilton introduces Harry Wilson.

Callumn Morrison's afternoon comes to an end as he is replaced by Charlie Allen.

Loughgall are beginning to creep forward now as we enter the final five minutes of normal time at Windsor Park.

Oatnasio da Silva has made a difference since coming on and looks dangerous every time he gets the ball down the right-hand side.

Another change for the away side with Nedas Maciulaitis introduced for Jack Hastings.

Declan Dunne rushes off his line to clear the ball after Danny Gibson found himself through on goal.

That was a crucial clearance from the Dungannon stopper.

Success Edogun with a strong turn and shot but Crusaders keeper Jonny Tuffey is able to save.

Davy McDaid goes off to warm applause from the home crowd as Aaron Prendergast makes his way onto the field.

Alex Parsons tries to create something from a long throw for the visitors, but Michael O'Connor wins the initial header before Davy McDaid completes the clearance with a no-nonsense hoof upfield.

It's been a toothless showing from the Irish Cup holders this afternoon, who've looked bereft of ideas.

Another yellow card is shown by referee Mark Dillon.

This time it's Fra McCaffrey who is cautioned for a late challenge on Josh Archer.