Watch Luke McCullough head Carrick Rangers into a second half lead against Portadown at Taylors Avenue.

Coleraine take off Zane Okoro and bring on Declan McManus in his place as the seconds tick away.

James Singleton goes into the book for a late tackle on Cahal McGinty.

Coleraine's Dylan Boyle is the latest name in referee Jamie Robinson's notebook for a foul on Daire O'Connor.

Glenavon make a further two changes with Harry Murphy being withdrawn for Luke Cartwright and Niall Quinn coming off for Joshua Kee.

Mark Haughey enters the book for a hard challenge stopping Glenavon launching a counter attack.

Ten minutes remaining at Taylors Avenue and Portadown throwing the dice with multiple changes.

Ben Quinn, Tabu Minzamba and Rhys Annett all on seeking the equaliser.

Junior Uzokwe lets fly from distance, his powerful effort stinging the palms of Andy Mills, who beats it away. The Glentoran keeper has certainly been the busier of the two in this second half.

Watch Reece Neale score with a stunning long-range effort to double Bangor's lead against Glenavon.

Kealan Dillon pounces on a weak Glentoran clearance and drives a low shot toward the near post, but it skims just wide.

Worrying sign for Bangor as they are forced into a change with Reece Neale being helped off the pitch. He is replaced by Stephen McGuinness.

Ballymena make a double attacking change as Jack O'Reilly and Daire O'Connor replace Calvin McCurry and Ryan McNickle.

Ballymena, to their credit, are making a bit of a fist of their seemingly hopeless-looking task.

They have forced a few corners in recent minutes but Coleraine are holding firm.

Sean McAllister’s low delivery takes a deflection and bounces kindly for Sam Anderson, who spins sharply eight yards from goal, but somehow blazes over when it looked easier to score.

Liam Burt’s corner finds Pat Hoban at the near post, but his header lacks conviction and drifts straight into the arms of Declan Dunne, who watches it all the way.

Coleraine goalkeeper Aidan Harris takes too long over a goal kick for referee Jamie Robinson's liking and is booked.

Almost immediately, Ballymena's Stephen O'Donnell is cautioned for a foul on Matthew Shevlin.

Here is how Leo Alves brought the Swifts level with a super curling free-kick.

The celebration is equally as impressive!

All square at Stangmore, Can either side find a winner?

Danny Wallace picks up a yellow card for a late foul in the Glentoran half, and he’s far from pleased about it.

The defender has a few words for the referee before eventually jogging back into position, still shaking his head.