Watch as Ethan McGee gets in on the act for Linfield, nodding home Kirk Millar's free-kick.

Cliftonville comes within inches of taking the lead!

Shea Gordon's free-kick is palmed away by Jonny Tuffey, but the ball falls invitingly for Jonny Addis.

The defender pounces, striking the ball with his right foot, but it agonizingly hits the side netting.

A second change for Glenavon as captain Niall Quinn is unable to continue with what looks to be a thigh injury and is replaced by Jamie Doran.

Davy McDaid takes over the captain's armband for the final 20 plus minutes.

A double change for Dungannon as Grant Hutchinson and Aidan Hegarty replace Kealan Dillon and Tomas Galvin.

Ballymena are awarded a free kick just outside the 'D' of the penalty area.

Ben Kennedy steps up but curls his effort well over the bar.

It's fairly symptomatic of Ballymena's struggles in front of goal today.

Double substitution for Linfield and a round of applause as Kyle McClean and latest goalscorer Ethan McGee come off to be replaced by Charlie Allen and Darragh McBrien.

Shane McCabe
BBC Radio Ulster summariser

Jim Magilton is definitely making whole-hearted changes here. I do feel like Axel Piesold found it difficult in there, it's his first north Belfast derby and he has found it quite testing and you are bringing in a more experienced player in Conor Pepper.

Also Ryan Curran is off, we know he is only back, he is probably protecting him. These are changes which show they are going to push on and try win this game.

There's a momentary pause in the action as Luke Conlan and Philip Lowry receive treatment following a nasty clash of heads.

Both players are down, and the medical staff are quickly on the scene.

Concern for the visitors as captain Niall Quinn goes down injured midway inside his own half.

Loughgall forced into a second substitution after Linfield’s fifth goal, with the injured Nathaniel Ferris coming off to be replaced by Jay Boyd.

Steven Scott's cross for Dungannon comes off Ballymena substitute Daithi McCallion and spins awkwardly into the air and United keeper Sam Johnston has to do some impromptu juggling on the line to claw the ball clear.

Jim Magilton rings the changes with a bold triple substitution.

Axel Piesold, Kris Lowe, and Ryan Curran make way for Sean Stewart, Conor Pepper, and Ryan Markey.

It's a clear signal of intent from the Cliftonville boss as he looks to inject fresh legs and new ideas into his side, which has been second best so far.

Shane McCabe
BBC Radio Ulster summariser

Cliftonville defensively in the last five minutes have been a bit shaky. You'd like to see their more experienced players taking the pace out of the game for the next three or four minutes and keeping possession.

The fine finish from Keith Ward that doubled Glenavon's lead.

Not one Lyndon Kane will want to see again, though.

Dean Shiels makes his first change as Jack Scott is replaced by former Glentoran forward Kirk McLaughlin.

McLaughlin straight away joins Jamie McGonigle in attack as the hosts continue to chase the game.

Shane McCabe
BBC Radio Ulster summariser

Jonny Tuffey is very calm and composed.

He is a great striker of the ball on both feet, you can fizz one back on his weaker foot and he just knocks it out in one touch.

He is one of those goalkeepers that you know technically is first class with both feet, which gives a great comfort to your centre-backs, particularly when you're under pressure.

Change for Loughgall as Caolan McAleer takes the place of Conor McDermott with 55 minutes on the clock.

David Odumosu, arguably the visitor's best player so far, uncharacteristically spills Jordan Stewart's low cross into the box.

Michael Newberry hesitates for a moment before attempting to clear the ball, but he's fouled in the process, giving Jim Magilton's side a much-needed respite.

Dungannon work another opening as Kealan Dillon plays a neat one-two but his attempt to curl a shot into the far corner brings a good diving save from Sam Johnston.