No clear cut chances in the last five minutes with both teams continuing to play at a fast pace and keen to break into the final third.

Will we see another goal before the break? Give this post a thumbs up if you think so.

Dean Curry heads in as the Swifts take control at Seaview.

Dougie Wilson earns the first booking of the afternoon for a cynical challenge that halts Joel Cooper's surging run.

A big chance at either end.

First, Peter Campbell forces Max Little into a full length diving save from a free-kick awarded after Christopher Atherton was fouled on the edge of the penalty area.

Coleraine immediately go on the counter, Jamie Glackin again pivotal, playing in Corey Smith.

He bursts into the box before crossing, Len O'Sullivan doing brilliantly to get back and head clear off the line.

Dungannon forced to defend this time as Lewis Barr's powerful header from a Ross Clarke cormner is stopped and scrambled away on the line by Gael Bigirimana.

Rhyss Campbell fires into the net from close range to put the Bannsiders in front.

Ben Kennedy collects a throw-in abut his low shot is held by Ross Glendinning.

The rain is lashing down now at Ballymena - that might lead to a few more sliding tackles!

Steven McCullough's corner causes havoc in the Blues' box, with Eamon Fyfe's effort blocked before Boris Altintop's close-range follow-up is headed over by Matthew Orr.

The visitors are growing in confidence, particularly from dead-ball situations, as they continue to unsettle David Healy's men.

Nathaniel Ferris volleys home from a free-kick as Loughgall come from behind to lead Glentoran.

Scott almost makes an immediate impact with a free-kick falling to him just yards out, but the ball bounces up off his hand and Crusaders get the free-kick to clear.

Frankie Hvid is the next to be cautioned for a late foul on Caolan McAleer.

Just over half an hour played at Mournview where the visitors continue to enjoy a 2-0 advantage.

Tomas Galvin rifles into the roof of the net to give Dungannon the lead at Seaview.

Glenny really felt that challenge from Clarke and the stretcher is out for him with John Scott coming in to replace.

Neither team have been able to take control of this game in the opening 30 minutes. It's been like a game of tennis so far!

Joshua Ukek shows great determination with a powerful run at the Linfield defence, forcing Ethan McGee into a crucial block.

Ukek pounces on the rebound, but Scott Whiteside throws himself in the way as Niall Currie's men continue to ask questions about the league leaders' defence.

Corey Smith, who has struggled for game time since joining Coleraine from Larne in the summer, goes close from distance.

A little reminder to head coach Dean Shiels, perhaps.

Ross Clarke is the first name in the book as the Crues' defender thunders into Adam Glenny.

Things go from bad to worse for Glentoran as Cammy Palmer is injured and unable to continue.

Charlie Lindsay is introduced.

Kirk Millar's uncharacteristically poor delivery from the left flank finds its way tamely into Aaron McCarey's gloves. The winger is usually so reliable with his dead-ball delivery, but he will be disappointed with that effort.