A brilliant save from Bangor's Gareth Deane to preserve the deadlock at the Oval.

Daniel Larmour's cross is met with a brilliant downward header by Jordan Stewart but Deane springs across his goal to superbly turn the effort behind for a corner.

Aidan Steele tries to give Carrick a more comfortable lead, but Jacob Carney quickly gathers his free-kick.

Rhyss Campbell, who bravely tried to play on after being injured in a challenge with Charles Dunne, admits defeat in his efforts to continue and goes off to be replaced by Eric McWoods.

That is a massive, massive blow for Dungannon.

Just as they were starting to build some real momentum, their skipper, Gael Bigirimana, is shown a straight red card for a late challenge on Eamon Fyfe right in the centre circle.

Steven Gregg was in no doubt, and the hosts are down to 10 men.

Dungannon are pushing for an equaliser.

Adam Glenny drives up the left flank and delivers a teasing ball into the penalty area, but there's not a blue shirt in sight to take advantage.

Steven McCullough gets across to clear the danger with ease.

Rhyss Campbell is fit to continue after treatment.

Rhyss Campbell and Charles Dunne battle for possession as Cliftonville break quickly.

The Reds winger comes out second best against his former Coleraine colleague and is down receiving treatment.

A really bright move from the home side. Gael Bigirimana wins possession and finds Kealan Dillon, who quickly lays it off for Adam Glenny.

The defender takes a touch and hits it from 25 yards out, but it’s always going wide of the far post. Decent build-up but a disappointing finish.

Sean McAllister pulls one back for the Swifts with a coolly converted penalty.

Jordan Stewart's inswinging cross from the right sees Bangor goalkeeper Gareth Deane and his defenders somewhat leave it to each other.

Danny Amos gets on the end of the cross but Deane puts him under enough pressure for the Glentoran player to head over.

Luke O'Brien is cautioned for a foul on Francely Lomboto.

Good defending from Luke Conlan to snuff out a Coleraine attack.

And now it is Glenavon who have a big chance!

Davy McDaid does well to beat his marker to the ball and fires inches wide of the left hand post.

Will those two chances spark this game to life?!

A curling cross from the left falls perfectly for Paul Heatley, whose header is quickly gathered by Jacob Carney.

You'd think the hosts would have learned!

Another Eamon Fyfe corner finds Josh Ukek at the near post, with what looked like a carbon copy of the second goal, but this time Danny Wallace is on hand to make a vital clearance just inside the six-yard box.

The home side are still living dangerously on set-pieces.

Gary Haveron
Radio Ulster summariser

It has been a very scrappy start - both sides are trying to bypass their midfield and are playing very direct.

Josh Ukek nips in at the near post to head home from the corner and double Portadown's lead.

Massive shout for handball from Reds' fans as Charles Dunne defends on the edge of his own box.

Waved away by referee Christopher Morrison.

Jack Malone controls the ball at the edge of the box, turns and fires well wide.

Good chances have really been at a premium during the opening 30 minutes of this one.