No changes from either manager as Rory Hale gets the action back under way.

Play resumes at Clandeboye Park with no changes for either side.

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Philip Major
Sportsound summariser

Not a lot of scoring chances.

Everything in the middle part of the pitch is neat and pretty but when they get into the opposition's territory, they are both unable to pull the trigger.

What a scoreline we have at half-time at Mourneview Park where bottom of the table Glenavon lead title chasing Glentoran.

Davy McDaid opened the scoring with a well placed header from a Peter Campbell cross on the half hour before adding his second of the afternoon from the penalty spot on the stroke of half-time.

The Glens have had the ball in the net twice but both efforts have been ruled out for offside.

Plenty then to ponder in both changing rooms during the break.

Davy McDaid has just doubled Glenavon's lead from the penalty spot, but watch how he broke the deadlock at Mourneview against Glentoran.

Matthew Tipton
BBC Sport NI summariser

From the last little period of play, it is no more than they deserve.

Glenavon look like they have a lot of energy now, the first goal seemed to spark something in them and it has been a joy to watch.

Into two additional minutes.

What a well-timed goal for the visitors right on the stroke of half-time.

Referee Tony Clarke blows for the end of the first half, where it remains goalless.

Both sides have threatened in flashes. Kealan Dillon’s free-kick forced a fine save from Peter Morrison, the highlight, but neither has managed to find that crucial bit of composure in front of goal.

Matthew Tipton
BBC Sport NI summariser

There is no doubt that that is a penalty.

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

Both sides are still searching for a bit of quality in the final third before the whistle.

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The camera angle makes it difficult to decide definitively whether defender Reece Neale or United midfielder Kian Corbally got the final touch.

Referee Christopher Morrison brings a halt to a largely forgettable half, typified by a scrappy goal which sees the visitors just shading things at the interval.

Eric McWoods looks to be racing through on goal after a strong challenge on Danny Wallace, but Tony Clarke blows for a foul just as the striker breaks clear.

Jim Magilton is furious on the touchline, insisting McWoods won it cleanly.

Penalty to the home side on the stroke of half-time.

Twice in quick succession the Glens think they have levelled, only to be denied by the assistant's flag on the far side.

To be fair, both times the flag has gone up quickly and the visitors haven't really complained.

Gael Bigiramana takes aim from distance, his low drive skidding awkwardly toward Peter Morrison, who gathers at the second attempt.

Routine enough in the end, but a reminder for the Reds keeper to stay switched on.

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