Carlos Olses dives to divert Matthew Fitzpatrick's first-time-effort out of play.

That was a good chance for Linfield.

That shot minutes ago was Machop Chol's last of the game as he makes way for Kassim Hadji.

Kieran Offord notices Carlos Olses is off his line, but his effort is too high and also wide.

Suppose those sort of chances are always worth a go!

Machop Chol has certainly had a lot of chances tonight.

This time the centre-forward gets the ball caught between his feet which gives Linfield time to prepare for his shot, which is off target anyway.

Kirk Millar's shot from the right wing is gathered by Carlos Olses.

Will that chance minutes ago be the turning point for Linfield?

A nervy moment for the home side as Carlos Olses comes off his line to try and gather Ethan McGee's throw-in.

The Zalgiris stopper drops the ball but Ebenezer Ofori is on hand to hoof it away before Linfield can take advantage of the mistake.

Kirk Millar's free-kick from a good position evades everyone in the box and goes out of play for a goal-kick.

Linfield have struggled to settle since the restart and are yet to break into the final third.

However, despite enjoying majority of the possession, Zalgiris have been unable to test Chris Johns so far and are struggling with their final touches.

The bookings tonight are now level as Yuri Kendysh is cautioned for a foul on Kieran Offord.

Machop Chol heads a cross from Ovidijus Verbickas just wide.

It was Linfield who made a bright start to the first half, but it's the home side who have started the second half strongly.

Joris Moutachy's cross is too heavy for Dino Salcinovic, who had jumped higher than his marker.

Dungannon are, of course, having to move forward without a few of their cup final heroes.

Key defender Dean Curry went out on a high and retired after that game, while star striker John McGovern has since moved on to full-time football with Shamrock Rovers.

There are some new signings on show with Sean McAllister and Tiernan Kelly starting, while Peter Maguire is on the bench.

Dungannon Swifts: Dunne, S Scott, Marron, Dillon, Glenny, Kelly, McGinty, Wallace, Mitchell, Bigirimana, McAllister.

Substitutes: Henderson, J Glass, P Maguire, King, Bermingham, Knowles, Galvin, Boyd, T Maguire, McAleese.

No changes at the break as the action gets back under way.

As we mentioned there, this is Dungannon's first European tie in 18 years and the Swifts will be raring to go as they travel to Liechtenstein to take on FC Vaduz.

The Irish Cup winners have twice played in Europe before, when they lost in the 2006 Intertoto Cup to Keflavik IF in the first round and in qualifying for the 2007-08 Uefa Cup, when they were defeated by Lithuanian side FK Suduva.

Whilst FC Vaduz are from Liechtenstein, they curiously play in Switzerland, the second tier Challenge League to be exact, after relegation from the Swiss Super League in 2021.

They won the Liechtensteiner Cup final against Balzers to reach the second round of Conference League qualifying.

Vaduz made history in 2022 as by beating Rapid Wien they qualified for the group stages of the Conference League, becoming the first ever club from Liechtenstein to reach the group stages of a European club competition.

They finished bottom of a tough group that included AZ Alkmaar, Apollon Limassol and Dnipro, picking up two points from their six games.

There is a potential big prize at stake for the winners of this tie as they could face Dutch giants AZ Alkmaar or Finnish side Ilves in the third round.

Image source, Presseye

While the Blues are goalless in Vilnius, Dungannon Swifts are about 35 minutes away from their first European tie in 18 years.

Rodney McAree's side are starting one round later in Europe than their Irish Premiership counterparts thanks to their Irish Cup win in May.

We'll bring you the build-up to that one during the break of our first game.

Plenty of chances for both sides, but no goals to keep you up to date about so far in Vilnius.

Matthew Fitzpatrick's acrobatic effort in a busy box is well off target.

There will be three minutes of additional time at the end of this half.

Ebenezer Ofori has a go from 25-yards, but it lacks the power to test Chris Johns as we enter the final two minutes of the first half.

Postpublished at 17:43 British Summer Time 24 July

17:43 BST 24 July

Zalgiris 0-0 Linfield

There is another stoppage as Linfield stopper Chris Johns needs treatment.

It looks like he'll be able to continue though.

Euan East is replaced by Scot Whiteside.

That is a blow for the away side just before the break.