It was scrappy, but Rhyss Campbell won't care as he bundles home to give Coleraine the lead.

Luke O'Brien makes way for Benjamin Buchanan-Rolleston for the remaining minutes.

Rhyss Campbell comes within inches of doubling his tally for the afternoon, his 25 yard right foot shot going narrowly over the crossbar following good work from Declan McManus.

Some concern for Larne as Andy Ryan limps off and is replaced by the returning Paul O'Neill. Also on is Olatunde Bayode for Tomas Cosgrove while Josh O'Connor replaces Jay Boyd for the visitors.

Six minutes left at Inver Park and time is running out for the champions.

Rodney McAree brings Tomas Galvin on with 10 minutes left on the clock, as he replaces Bobby-Jack McAleese.

Still goalless at the Oval. Can either side find a winner?

An attempted overhead kick from Jordan Stewart goes wide! Shaun Want intercepts a cross, but the ball hangs up for Stewart, whose acrobatic effort goes wide.

Connor Murray's corner leading to Rhyss Campbell's goal is his last action of the afternoon as he is replaced by fellow midfielder Ronan Doherty.

Carrick Rangers goalkeeper Jack McIntyre protests too much following the Coleraine goal and finds his way into referee Shane McGonigle's notebook.

James Douglas is introduced with 15 minutes left on the clock.

Finlay Thorndike comes off.

Kyle Cherry goes off to be replaced by Jack O'Reilly for the final 15 minutes of this game.

Just over 15 minutes remain and Gary Haveron hands a Larne debut to Harry Panayiotou as he replaces Tiarnan O'Connor. Also on is Jordan McEneff for Mark Randall who appeared to be struggling with a knock.

Larne are huffing and puffing but no signs of blowing the Crusaders house down yet.

He's only been on the pitch a matter of moments but sub' Adam Foley forces a fine save out of Rory Brown with a header from a Luke McCullough cross.

A change apiece as we enter the final quarter.

Adam Foley replaces Jack Hastings for Carrick Rangers while Matthew Shevlin is replaced by Jamie McGonigle.

Gael Bigirimana picks up the ball in midfield and finds James Knowles, who strikes with his right foot from distance, but his effort flies over the crossbar.

Dungannon have certainly enjoyed the better of the chances in the second half so far.

A presentable opportunity for Coleraine.

Lyndon Kane makes great ground down the right wing, gets his head up and delivers a low ball into the path of Rhyss Campbell.

The winger controls the ball beautifully but then volleys high over the crossbar with the goal at his mercy.

Great effort from Christie Pattisson who strikes with his right foot from outside the box, but just misses the target.

Declan Dunne dives at full stretch and is relieved to see Pattisson's effort go just wide of his near post.

Tiernan Lynch
Derry City manager and former Larne boss on Radio Ulster

I think [John] McGovern can be key for Dungannon, they need to get him more involved and running in behind the Glentoran backline.

A Coleraine chance.

A long ball forward and Matthew Shevlin wins his duel with Luke McCullough.

The striker lays the ball into the path of wing-back Levi Ives, 20 yards from goal.

The former Cliftonville man takes the shot on first time but is left holding his head in his hands as he drags his effort well wide of the target.

Rodney McAree looks to his bench for the first time as he introduces James Knowles and Grant Hutchinson.

Kealan Dillon and Leo Alves are the two players withdrawn.