Gary Haveron
Radio Ulster summariser

Jack Malone is a very good player for them and he makes them tick so it's a big blow for Glenavon and for the lad personally. You could see he was on the gas and air and it's obviously a serious one. I wish him a speedy recovery.

We are back underway at Shamrock Park.

We are back underway as the rain falls at Lakeview Park. Stuart King has put out the Heatley signal as the tricky winger is on for Nedas Maciulaitis who was ineffective in the first 45.

We're back underway for the second half at Windsor Park.

Two changes at the break for Dungannon as Niall Owens and Thomas Maguire come on in place of Bobby-Jack McAleese and Kealan Dillon.

Jim Magilton's Cliftonville lead at the break thanks to Joe Gormley's brilliant strike in the 16th minute.

It's been a disappointing first half, with both sides struggling in possession so far- let's hope for a big improvement in the second half.

Gary Haveron
Radio Ulster summariser

Dungannon have been well in the game, anytime you have watched they have passed and moved the ball really well, but Linfield have just been clinical and taking their chances.

Jordan Gibson again rises highest to score another header and give Loughgall a comfortable half-time lead.

Sean Ward
BBC Sport NI pundit

The game has gone a little bit flat and both sets of players are probably hoping that the whistle just goes now.

Matthew Snoddy makes an immediate impact, unleashing a long-range strike moments after entering the pitch.

However, his eagerness gets the better of him as he leans back, sending the ball sailing over the crossbar.

Philip Major
BBC Sport NI summariser

Portadown have created very little and I think Niall Currie will be very frustrated at that.

When you look at the three centre-backs that Glentoran have today James Singleton and Josh Kelly don't normally play in there, so they are not used to playing that position and they are either side of Frankie Hvid, who had a fairly disastrous debut for the Glens.

You'd really expect your front three to put them under more pressure and they haven't really had opportunities.

Mourneview Park rises to applaud Jack Malone as he's stretchered off, a touching show of respect from both sets of fans.

Matthew Snoddy replaces the injured midfielder, tasked with filling the void.

Chris Shields adds a third for Linfield with a deflected strike from outside the box.

It has been all Portadown in the first half, but possession alone does not win games and Glentoran have comfortably absorbed anything that has been thrown at them and are happy to play on the counter-attack.

Jordan Jenkins' early goal remains the difference between the sides at the break.

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When you're watching the highlights, I promise it's not the same goal twice but a pair of Jordan Gibson headers have the hosts ahead at the break.

A disjointed Carrick will need to improve massively in the second half.

Three goals in eight minutes has Linfield 3-0 at the break and very much in the asendancy.

Joel Cooper opened the scoring for the Blues just before the half hour mark, with Kyle McClean volleying home the second before Chris Shields added their third.

David Healy will be delighted at the break, with lots of work to do for Rodney McAree in the dressing room at half-time.

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Four minutes of additional time will be played, but this could be extended as a stretcher is called for the injured Jack Malone.

The concern is etched on the faces of his teammates and the Glenavon bench as it becomes clear that Malone's condition is serious.

Play halts as Jack Malone receives treatment, allowing both teams a moment to regroup.

It's been a disjointed first half, with neither side able to seize control.

Let's hope for a significant improvement after the restart.