Ballymena bring on Success Edogun in place of Joel Thompson as they desperately try to find a way back into this match.

That really should be 2-0 to the away side.

Pat Hoban slides the ball perfectly into the path of Jordan Jenkins, who races clear with only Declan Dunne to beat, but his low effort is straight at the Dungannon goalkeeper. A huge let-off for the hosts.

Tony Gorman
BBC Radio Ulster summariser

Shevlin has been really good this game. He has been so important to Coleraine's dominance today.

There are more goals for his team in this game.

Ballymena would need to make sure they don't concede again in the next few minutes or there's no knowing what the score could end up being.

Jordan Jenkins is shown a yellow card for a late challenge on Steven Scott, just moments after the Glens forward had been fouled by the same man.

The pair picking up right where they left off in the first half, that duel showing no signs of cooling down.

Back under way at Taylors Avenue.

Things get back under way at Mourneview Park.

The second half is under way at Stangmore Park, with Glentoran holding that slender lead.

Declan Devine makes the first move of the afternoon, introducing Ciaran Coll in place of Danny Amos at left-back.

Play resumes at Ballymena where Coleraine have brought on Charles Dunne in place of Kodi Lyons-Foster.

Here is how Matthew Shevlin doubled Coleraine's lead with a fine individual goal.

The visitors are in the lead thanks to Tiarnan Mulvenna's goal.

Glenavon enjoyed good spells of possession during the first half but were unable to trouble Gareth Deane. Lee Feeney's men have looked comfortable using the wings to their advantage and they got their reward with a headed goal.

Matthew Tipton
BBC Sport NI summariser

Declan Devine is certainly not happy; they haven't got a foothold in the game.

If Dungannon continue in the manner they have played, they will score.

The first half comes to a close with a scoreline which arguably flatters Ballymena.

The visitors have looked hugely impressive in a dominant opening 45 minutes.

If manager Ruaidhri Higgins was being ultra-critical, he might feel that the outcome of this game should already be beyond doubt.

Tony Gorman
BBC Radio Ulster summariser

I think Ruaidhri Higgins will be asking his team to keep doing what they are doing but be more ruthless in front of goal in the second half.

It's a game that they should have put to bed within the first 30 minutes but two goals is a good cushion.

It's hard to see a way back into this game for Ballymena.You just feel like no-one has turned up for them and they haven't been able to get control of the ball.

That's half-time at Taylors Avenue. Carrick have had the upper hand, but Portadown have went close on their rare adventures forward.

All to play for in the second period.

Half-time at Stangmore Park, where Marcus Kane’s header has the visitors in front.

Dungannon started brightly but lost their rhythm momentarily after falling behind, while Glentoran have looked increasingly assured as the half wore on. All to play for after the break.

Just the one minute of additional time to be played at the end of this first half.

Junior Uzokwe spins smartly away from Shane McEleney on the edge of the area, but leaning back, he can’t keep his shot down and sends it over the top.

Joe Crowe with a low bobbling free-kick from the edge of the Portadown area gives Aaron McCarey all sorts of trouble as he fumbles, but luckily for him his defence is on hand to clear away.

Watch Tiarnan Mulvenna open the scoring for Bangor at Mourneview Park to heap more misery on point-less Glenavon.