There's another one!

Lewis MacKinnon goes into the book for a late challenge on Thomas Maguire in midfield. It's getting to the stage where it would be easier to list the players who haven't been cautioned.

Both managers making full use of their benches as Dean Jarvis and Ronan Doherty replace Levi Ives and Lewis McGregor for Coleraine.

A double change for Cliftonville as Ryan Curran and Conor Pepper depart the scene to be replaced by Joe Gormley and Adebayo Fapetu.

A change for Portadown.

Ryan Mayse comes on to replace James Teelan, who's had a pretty quiet second half. Niall Currie's men will be happy with that, with the winger having already done the hard yards in the first half to set up the opening goal.

It's a second yellow for Leo Alves, and he's off.

A clumsy lunge on Ben Wylie gives referee Steven Gregg an easy decision. It's an absolutely silly tackle from the winger, who knew he was already on a yellow, and he's now left his side with nine men.

What a chance for Cliftonville to break the deadlock.

Substitute Eric McWoods in acres of space crosses to the near post where Ryan Curran, steaming in, steers his effort the wrong side of the post.

Comfortably the home side's best chance of the match.

The home side are screaming for a penalty!

Sean McAlister goes down under a challenge from Gary Thompson inside the box, and the Dungannon fans have erupt.

Steven Gregg waves play on, and Thompson is absolutely fuming at McAlister, indicating that he went down far too easily.

Sean Ward
BBC Sport NI pundit

Bangor had defended solidly up to conceding that goal.

Having said that, on the balance of play Glentoran are deserving of their lead.

Glenavon make another double change with Kris Lowe and Davy McDaid making way for Ben Wilson and Michael O'Connor.

It seems the frustrations are boiling over on the touchline now. Rodney McAree is cautioned by referee Steven Gregg for what looks like leaving his technical area.

After good work down the right wing by Paul Heatley, Matthew Snoddy sends the ball into the box for Aidan Steele, whose shot is a whisker wide.

Baris Altintop goes into the book for a hefty challenge on Mal Smith.

It was a late one, and there are no complaints from the defender, who knew what was coming.

Into the final quarter at Solitude where we await a first goal.

Plenty of industry but short on quality to this point.

The Swifts' latest substitution sees Thomas Maguire come on to replace Tomas Galvin, whose race is run.

They need a moment of magic from somewhere, and Aaron McCarey has been a virtual spectator in this second half.

A tactical switch from Niall Currie as the Ports boss brings on Jordan Gibson in place of Ahu Obhakhan.

It's a smart move from the visitors, taking off his frontman who was treading a fine line after picking up a yellow card earlier.

A double change from Bangor as Tiarnan Mulvenna and Michael Morgan depart, t be replaced by Liam Burns and Ben Cushnie.

Seasiders captain Lewis Harrison has also been cautioned for a foul.

Danny Gibson's cross from the left flank is quickly gathered by Jacob Carney.

There is currently another stoppage to let Adam Lecky receive treatment for a leg injury.

Glentoran's Joe Thomson sees two efforts blocked by Bangor defenders hurling themselves at the ball to clear,

The frustration of the home fans continues to grow.

Coleraine midfielder Dylan Boyle does well to create room for the shot but his effort is a poor one, sailing harmlessly over the crossbar.