Jonny Addis goes in the book after a desperate lunge to halt Paul Heatley's progress.

As Heatley evades the defender's grasp, Addis cynically brings the winger down, earning a yellow card for his troubles.

Max Little produces his best save of the afternoon to keep out Ross Clarke's strike from range which looked destined to find the back of the net and extend the home side's lead.

Kyle Spence is introduced for Cameron Stewart.

Coleraine have been struggling to test Jonny Tuffey - will this substitution change that?

Ballymena boss Jim Ervin makes a triple change.

On come Oisin Devlin, John Herron and Steven O'Donnell in place of Donal Rocks, Ben Kennedy and Kym Nelson.

Into the final 10 minutes at Mourneview Park where it's getting noticeably edgier.

A goal now, you feel, would win it.

Another attacking change for the Reds.

Taylor Stevens, who has been anonymous this afternoon, is replaced by Ryan Markey.

It's been a fairly quiet afternoon for referee Tim Marshall but he shows a yellow card apiece to Joe Moore and Tiernan Kelly following a brief flare-up.

Kieran Offord is booked for a high tackle on Jack Scott.

Davy McDaid fires a shot narrowly past the far post for the home side.

Peter Campbell makes way for Michael O'Connor as Glenavon search for that elusive second goal.

Rhyss Campbell replaces Jamie McGonigle for the away side.

A double change for the visitors as Liam Mullan and Ben Wylie replace Jack Henderson and Ahu Obhakhan respectively.

This game remains finely poised with a quarter of an hour remaining.

Loughgall make a double switch with Robbie Norton and Caolan McAleer on in place of Jordan Gibson and Conor Kerr.

Destiny Ojo's penalty appeals fall on deaf ears as referee Mark Dillon waves them away, instead blowing for a foul against the Cliftonville forward, much to the frustration of the former Portsmouth man.

A fine finish from Seanan Clucas doubles Carrick's advantage against Cliftonville.

Jamie McGonigle's strike from the left hand side of the box is wide of the far post as Coleraine continue to look for an equaliser.

Here is how a cool finish from Jack Malone got Glenavon back on level terms at Mourneview Park.

A double change for Ballymena as Alex Gawne and Sean Brown replace Andrew Scott and Josh Carson.

That booking just moments ago was Ryan Mayse's last act of the afternoon as he is replaced by Paul McElroy.

Matthew Snoddy makes way for Glenavon, replaced for Christopher Atherton.

Paul Heatley goes into the book after a reckless challenge on Sean Stewart.

Coming through the back of the Cliftonville defender, Heatley's overzealous tackle leaves referee Mark Dillon with no choice but to brandish yellow.