We're back underway at Lakeview Park.

The Glens, whose 11-game unbeaten run is under threat, face a crucial 45 minutes as they look to break down the league's bottom side who have defended admirably thus far.

Off we go again!

A goal four minutes from the break from Tomas Galvin separates the sides at the break.

The frontman reacted quickly to fire home after the Coleraine defence had failed to deal with a John McGovern ball into the box.

The visitors have had their chances, mainly through leading scorer Matthew Shevlin, but have found Swifts' 'keeper in top form.

More goals to come in this one you feel.

The second half starts at Inver Park with James Hood replacing Caolan Loughran for Balymena.

At least one additional minute to be played.

We are back underway at Seaview, with a feeling of more goals in the air.

Visitors Coleraine really pushing for the opener here.

Connor Murray delivers a cross to the back post where Matthew Shevlin out jumps his marker to power a header goal wards.

Declan Dunne, however, is equal to the task, diving low to his left to turn the effort away from goal.

Dunne is certainly getting the better of that particular duel at this stage.

Brandon Bemingham forces Rory Brown into a smart stop at his near post.

Adam Glenny with a superbly timed covering tackle denies Matthew Shevlin just as he is about to shoot.

From the corner, Declan Dunne produces a fantastic reaction save to keep out Dean Jarvis's near post header.

No goals to tell you about after 45 minutes at Mourneview.

It's been an even first half with both sides having chances to break the deadlock. Paddy McLaughlin will be disappointed that his outfit haven't been able to take advantage of the extra-man.

Stuart King
Former Carrick Rangers manager on BBC Sportsound

That'll be frustrating for Ballymena and Jim Ervin as they had done so well since conceding that first goal. Larne have done little bar the two goals while Ballymena have kept possession well in the right areas. They gave done really well and they should be encouraged that there will be opportunities for them in the second half.

Peter Campbell's shot from range makes Ross Glendinning make a diving save to his right.

I presume that will be the final action of the first half and that was a good opportunity for Glenavon to grab a goal.

Nathaniel Ferris's close-range finish separates the sides, with the Villagers' resolute defending keeping the Glens at bay.

Dean Smith's charges, belying their position at the foot of the table, go in at the interval with a deserved lead.

That Dylan Sloan goal on the stroke of half-time has changed the complexion of this game.

Ballymena boss Jim Ervin will be frustrated as his team had played their way back into the game after conceding that early goal.

All square at half-time here at Seaview, but it could have been even better for the Ports who missed a number of chances.

The home side havent really got going after their early Harry Jewitt-White strike.

Portadown have impressed and their equaliser through Josh Ukek was fully deserved.

Connor Murray is seeing plenty of the ball in the opening half an hour.

Released down the left by Jamie Glackin, the Scot cuts in his favoured right foot but his shot is straight down the throat of Dungannon 'keeper Declan Dunne.

Finley Thorndike tumbles in the box under pressure, but referee Shane McGonigle waves away the animated appeals from the Glentoran bench.

Danny Amos's free-kick delivery lacks conviction, floating comfortably into Nathan Gartside's grasp.

The frustration on the touchline is evident as Tim McCann voices his displeasure at Amos' wasteful execution.