That's better from the visitors.

Matty Lusty carves out a yard of space and lays the ball back perfectly for James Simpson on the edge of the box. Simpson's first-time effort whistles just past the post, but Ben McMaster signals for a corner.

Let's just say those in the McAlery stand have a different view from the official.

Ben Kennedy and Baris Altintop have a difference of opinion which referee Jamie Robinson resolves without the need to reach for his pocket.

Ben Cushnie tries to double his tally for the evening, but his strike from just outside the box sails over the crossbar.

Another great chance for the visitors that goes begging.

Paul McGovern attacks down the right before he centres to Stephen Mallon, who is in acres of space, but instead of shooting he decides to slide the ball to Jack Malone and his shot is blocked. Mallon will be kicking himself there.

Watch Ben Cushnie drill the ball home to give Bangor an early lead against Crusaders.

Portadown are awarded a free kick inside the 'D' of the penalty area.

It's classic Steven McCullough territory but the full-back's effort cannons back off the Ballymena defensive wall and Ben Wylie curls his follow-up off-target.

A brilliant through-ball from Dan Bent puts James Simpson in a promising position in behind the Reds' defence.

But the young winger shows a moment of inexperience, foolishly nudging Conor Lavery to the ground in a desperate attempt to win the ball.

Referee Ben McMaster blows immediately. Easy decision for the man in the middle.

Corner to Glentoran that is half-cleared to the edge of the area, where Liam Burt arrives at pace, but he can't keep his effort down and it heads soaring towards the Sydenham Bypass.

The score remains 1-1 as Ben Arthurs' penalty is saved by Musa Dibaga, who guessed the right way and dived to his right.

Corner comes to nothing for the home side.

A low-key start from the Bannsiders thus far.

Ben Arthurs is brought down by stopper Musa Dibaga and referee Declan Hassan points to the spot.

Ten minutes gone at the Showgrounds and Coleraine earn a first corner.

The free-kick amounts to nothing as Rory Hale's delivery eventually floats harmlessly out of play for a goal-kick.

It's a long, purposeful trudge back for Jack Keaney, Odhran Casey and Shaun Leppard after making the journey forward for nothing.

Jordan Forsythe does well to clear Tiarnan Mulvenna's deflected shot to safety.

It's been a really entertaining start to the game.

Now it is Glenavon's turn to go close.

A through ball puts Jack Malone away. He manages to poke it past the advancing Andrew Mills in goal, but Ciaran Coll does superbly to rush back and turn the ball around the post.

Portadown's Eamon Fyfe has the first effort on target with a 25-yard free kick.

It bounces awkwardly in front of Sean O'Neill but the United keeper shows sound handling skills.

Odhran Casey drives forward with real intent and is clumsily brought down by Mark Randall, earning a free-kick in a very promising position.

Rory Hale is standing over it, and the big men are already piling forward from the back.

Andy Waterworth
Former Linfield striker on BBC iPlayer

It has been a fast start, both teams are going back to front so quick it is hard to digest any shape or structure.

Confident opening few minutes from an understrength Dungannon Swifts, shorn of skipper Gael Bigirimana, Leo Alves and regular number one Declan Dunne through suspension.