Tiarnan Mulvenna clips a clever ball into the six-yard area for the experienced Mark Haughey.

The defender manages to get a touch, but not the clean connection he wanted, and the visitors hook it clear in the nick of time.

Coleraine appeals for a penalty waved away by referee Louise Thompson.

Joel Cooper appears to go down under a challenge inside the penalty area but the match official remains unmoved.

Tiarnan O’Connor looks to spark something on his own, driving straight at the heart of the Bangor defence.

He quickly runs into a wall of five yellow and white shirts though, and the move breaks down before it can develop.

Dungannon go even closer!

This time a cross from the left is met by a Swifts' head, but the ball bounces back off the upright. Junior tries with a backheel, but Jacob Carney saves well and the danger is cleared.

A tough first half for Glenavon goes from bad to worse as Harry Murphy receives a second yellow card and the hosts go down to 10 men.

Mark Randall swings in the corner and picks out Tomas Cosgrove, who rises to meet it.

Under pressure from Liam Hassin, though, the header drifts wide and Gareth Deane remains untroubled once more.

Glentoran's James Singleton finds his name in referee Tim Marshall's notebook for a foul on Ben Kennedy.

James Teelan is the next player to receive a yellow card after the right wingers robust challenge on Linfield's Chris Shields.

All a bit scrappy at the minute here at Windsor Park.

Adam Glenny goes so close to doubling Dungannon's lead.

The midfielder drives forward with intent and offloads a fizzing effort from 35 yards, but it whistles just wide of Jacob Carney's left upright.

The hosts are beginning to carry more threat, and there's no surprise Ben Arthurs is the man who is having more of an influence.

The frontman finds Caohman McGuinness, who is in space out wide, but instead of pulling the trigger, the defender squares it across the goal, only to see it turned behind for a corner.

A first booking of the game goes Crusaders' way as the returning Ross Clarke is penalised for a robust challenge on Dean Jarvis near the touchline.

Portadown's Steven McCullough is the next name to go into the referee's notebook.

McCullough sees yellow after tripping Linfield's Kirk Millar.

Glentoran launch another lightning-quick counter-attack which ends with Joel Thompson flinging himself full length to block Jordan Jenkins' effort behind for a corner.

Paul Heatley chests down a cross for Matthew Snoddy, whose powerful strike from range is well held by PJ Morrison.

Nice idea from the home side, but the Cliftonville stopper was alert to the danger.

It has been a horror show for Glenavon the opening half hour with Dungannon hitting the front on the scoreboard and then losing Harry Murphy to a red card.

Now they lose Joshua Kee to injury, so on comes Jack Malone. Paddy McLaughlin will be glad to get to half-time now.

Watch Coleraine forward Joel Cooper rifle home a right-foot drive to give the Bannsiders the lead at Crusaders.

Reece Neale delivers a teasing corner aimed at Mark Haughey, but Matt Ridley reads it well and rises highest to head clear, relieving the pressure on the visitors.

Joel Cooper with the acrobatic overhead kick which goes out for a throw-in on the far side.

Not one of his better efforts, it's fair to say.

A rare foray forward from the hosts sees Caohman McGuinness swing in a cross from the right, but he gets far too much on it.

The ball sails harmlessly out of play, prompting a groan from the home support.

31 mins on the clock and we still await the first shot on goal.

Thomas Maguire does well to beat his man to the ball and flick home the opening goal for Dungannon Swifts against Glenavon.