Philip Major
BBC Sport NI summariser

I'm surprised so far we haven't seen Ryan Mayse or Cathair Friel on for Portadown, I don't think it'll be long.

Peter Campbell delivers a high, arcing cross into the six-yard box, targeting the lurking Michael O'Connor.

The Glenavon frontman strains every sinew, desperately trying to connect with a header, but the ball cruelly evades O'Connor's reach by mere inches.

It's the home side's best chance of the game.

Referee Ross Dunlop hands out his first booking of the game as Ethan McGee is shown a yellow card for a late challenge on James Knowles.

Philip Major
BBC Sport NI summariser

Declan Devine will be wary of his side ruing some of these missed opportunities.

Dylan Connolly showing blistering pace down the right for Glentoran. He surges into the box and drives across Aaron McCarey, but his effort is tame and the big goalkeeper falls to his side to make the save.

Ronan Doherty delivers a pinpoint cross to the back post, finding Joe Gormley in space.

The striker meets it with a first-time volley, aiming across goal and into the far corner.

Frustratingly, the ball falls on the wrong side of the post, much to the relief of the Lurgan Blues.

A Carrick fan is unmoved by Caolan McAleer after he received some treatment following a Joe Crowe challenge.

The visitors are certainly posing more of a threat this half, but Linfield seem to have settled after a frantic opening ten minutes of the second half.

Kirk Millar whips in an out swinging cross from the right where Sam Roscoe meets the delivery on the head, but can't direct his effort on target from a tricky angle.

Linfield back on top now after 15 minutes of Dungannon dominance at the beginning of the second period.

Peter Campbell whips in a cross, seeking out the towering figure of Michael O'Connor.

However, David Odumosu decisively comes off his line to claim the ball before O'Connor can make contact.

Joe Crowe somehow digs out a volley from the edge of the box after a cleared corner, but Nathan Gartside saw it all the way.

Philip Major
BBC Sport NI summariser

One thing about the Glens' performance is that good old fashion hard work, they are all working exceptionally hard today.

Maybe when you look at their result first time up the supporters might be disappointed, but what you want to see is the team actually putting the effort in and they are putting in a real shift today.

Axel Piesold's introduction prompts a reshuffle in the Reds midfield.

Originally deployed in the middle of the park, Conor Pepper moves into right wing-back, with Piesold replacing Pepper alongside Shea Gordon and Ronan Doherty.

A super start to the second half for Dungannon, who pull a goal back through Adam Glenny

Smart work down the left by Patrick McClean and he centres smartly onto the head of Jordan Jenkins, but he can't keep his header under the crossbar.

Not much by way of clear-cut chances so far in the second half but Paul Heatley is already looking dangerous and Danny Gibson has scuffed one wide.

Cliftonville make a solitary change at the break, with Axel Piesold entering the fray in place of Shea Kearney.

Philip Major
BBC Sport NI summariser

One of the problems Portadown are having is holding the ball up front. They are coughing up possession far too easily.

The Glens appear to be more intent on bringing the game to the hosts in this half, with a number of threatening attacks out wide. Can they get a second?

Gary Haveron
Radio Ulster summariser

I think Stuart King will be stripping the paint off the wall at the minute, he will not be a bit pleased.

Carrick pride themselves in set-pieces in both boxes and they have a big physical team and big physical presence and he will be disappointed that they haven't dealt with two set-plays.