Jordan Forsythe heads home from a corner to give the hosts a 2-1 lead in north Belfast.

Connor Murray wins a corner for Coleraine.

Ballymena keeper Sean O'Neill comes right to the edge of his penalty area to handle a through ball.

Larne fans roar for a foul - which would bring an inevitable red card - but referee Tim Marshall sees nothing untoward.

Finley Thorndike attempts the spectacular after the Glens' patient build-up play, but his acrobatic effort lacks power, and Nathan Gartside collects comfortably.

Andrew Mitchell gets us back underway at Stangmore Park.

Mark Byrne dives to his left to deny Joe Crowe's low penalty.

What a crucial stop from the Glenavon keeper.

Stuart King
Former Carrick Rangers manager on BBC Sportsound

I'm sure Jim is looking to Patrick McEleney to be a leader for him and to help Ballymena get into the top six. He's a quality player with a great range of passing, he just needs minutes in his legs,

Evan Boyce points to the spot after Kurtis Forsythe falls in the box after a challenge by Len O'Sullivan.

Johnny McMurray flashes a shot wide from an Andy Scott cross.

The visitors will still feel they can get something out of this game.

Joe Crowe with a bullet of a header which sails just wide of the right hand post.

Can Carrick find an equaliser?

Michael O'Connor with two chances to extend Glenavon's lead.

His first effort was palmed away by Ross Glendinning with the striker firing the rebound well wide.

A second change for Declan Devine as Charlie Lindsay's afternoon comes to an end with James Douglas replacing the midfielder.

Stuart King
Former Carrick Rangers manager on BBC Sportsound

It's so exciting for the league. Every time someone scores a goal it has a big impact on the league table.

Dylan Sloan has been in a great run of goalscoring form for Larne recently and he fancies his chances of another with a low 25 yard drive which Ballymena keeper Sean O'Neill gathers at the second attempt.

Danny Amos's low delivery from the left flank is blocked by Adam Towe's timely intervention.

The resulting corner from Finley Thorndike fails to beat the first man - a wasteful effort that sums up the Glens' frustrating afternoon so far.

Danny Amos unleashes a fierce first-time drive from David Fisher's lay-off, the ball whistling inches past Nathan Gartside's far post.

The closest the east Belfast side has come as they begin to show more urgency in their pursuit of an equaliser.

Robert Mahon snatches at his effort after Fra McCaffrey's neat setup, sending the ball well off-target of Daniel Gyollai's goal.

Watch Dylan Sloan drill the ball home to restore the home side's lead at Inver Park.