One change for the visitors at half-time as Tiarnan O'Connor replaces James Simpson.

Not too much of a surprise that given Larne's bluntness in attack in the first 45 minutes.

Colin Nixon
BBC Sport NI summariser

The red card puts Bangor really on the back foot now and it is going to be a difficult second half for them.

Chris Gallagher gets us back under way at Stangmore Park.

Image source, Stephen Hamilton

Carrick scream for a penalty after Stephen O'Donnell, having flung himself full-length to block Ryan Waide's shot, appears to fall on top of the ball with his arm.

Referee Shane Andrews has a long look, but decides against taking any action.

A bad start to the second half for the hosts as Harry Lynch picks up a second yellow card for a foul on Zane Okoro.

That could make the second half interesting just three minutes in.

We are back under way at a stormy Clandeboye Park. Coleraine were out about five minutes before Bangor, and I would imagine with Ruaidhri Higgins' words ringing in his ears.

David Jeffrey
Former Linfield & Ballymena manager on BBC Radio Ulster

Bangor have been absolutely outstanding. They are defensively solid, and they have left no space behind Gareth Deane.

Remarkable from Bangor.

The second half begins with the same 22 players who finished the first period.

Ben Arthurs slots home a second for the hosts as Bangor stun Coleraine just before half-time.

Shane McCabe
BBC Radio Ulster summariser

Dungannon fully deserve to be 2-0 up and could have been got another with Kealan Dillon's header from a corner.

A fantastic first half and Larne have it all to do.

Half-time at Stangmore Park where the home side lead thanks to goals from Tiernan Kelly and Kealan Dillon.

Kelly struck from close range in the 20th minute after Larne had failed to clear a corner and Dillon doubled the lead three minutes later with a deflected shot from the edge of the penalty area.

It could not have been better for the hosts on an afternoon when Larne are yet to feature as an attacking force.

Colin Nixon
BBC Sport NI summariser

The wind is such a massive factor which Coleraine didn't utilise.

All credit to Bangor, it has been a really exciting display.

The Swifts finishing the first half with a series of corners.

The hosts lead the Bannsiders at the break despite playing against the swirling wind at Clandeboye Park.

Coleraine have had a raft of corners but haven't tested their former keeper Gareth Deane anywhere near enough. I'm sure Ruaidhri Higgins will have a word or two in the dressing room.

A change in the first minute of added time as Conor McKendry replaces Jordan McEneff for the visitors.

McEneff hobbles off after coming off second best in a tackle with Kealan Dillon.

Here is how Kym Nelson nodded in an equaliser for Ballymena at Taylors Avenue.

The first half comes to a close amid changeable weather conditions at Taylors Avenue.

It's all square after Kym Nelson's header cancels out Nedas Maciulaitis' opener for the home side.

Three additional minutes to be played at the end of the first half.

Aidan Steele brings the best out of Sean O'Neill with a 25-yard drive which appears destined for the top corner, but the veteran Ballymena captain springs across his goal to fingertip the effort wide.

From the resultant corner, Jimmy Callacher nods wide.

Just like the goals, we've had two yellow cards in quick succession.

First, Mark Randall is cautioned for a late challenge on Adam Glenny in front of the dugouts and then, just two minutes later, James Simpson is booked for a foul on Gael Bigirimana.