Peter Maguire goes into the book after hauling down Jordan Jenkins as the Glens forward burst clear on goal.

The defender might count himself fortunate - it looked suspiciously like a last-man challenge. Declan Devine and the travelling Glentoran fans are livid, demanding a red but referee Shane McGonigle produces a yellow.

Oran O'Kane has Glenavon's first shot of the afternoon from a long way-out seeing Gareth Deane off his line, but the Bangor goalkeeper has no trouble with the effort.

Close once more for Carrick.

That man Paul Heatley attacks down the right before cutting it inside to Danny Gibson. His shot is blocked just wide of the left-hand upright.

The corner comes to nothing.

See how Will Patching gave Coleraine an early lead against Ballymena with a cool finish past Sean O'Neill.

Coleraine go close again as they execute a well-worked free kick routine which causes a scramble in the Ballymena area from which Rowan McDonald fires narrowly wide with United keeper Sean O'Neill rooted to the spot.

The visitors have been absolutely dominant in the opening 10 minutes.

Tony Gorman
BBC Radio Ulster summariser

It's been such a bright start to the game from Coleraine.

The movement of Patching and Glackin is impressive.

Ballymena are struggling to get a foothold in this game. They will be disappointed they didn't track Patching's run for the goal.

Good to see Paul Heatley back in league action once more after his lay-off following a nasty head collision with the perimeter wall back in September here at Taylors Avenue.

Bangor look the more threatening in the early stages. Some intricate play between Oisin Devlin and Ben Arthurs on the right creates a chance, but the final ball finds Jay Boyd, who was in an offside position.

It’s been all Dungannon in these opening exchanges, the Swifts are first to every ball and dictating the play.

Cammy Palmer halts Bobby-Jack McAleese with a clumsy foul, but Kealan Dillon’s resulting free-kick is tame, drifting straight into the grateful gloves of Andy Mills.

Kealan Dillon floats a teasing ball into the box for Sean McAllister, who’s suddenly one-on-one with Andy Mills.

The Glens keeper gets down well to get just enough on it to divert wide for a corner.

Great chance early on for Carrick.

Joe Crowe with the long throw-in from the left that is met by the head of Aidan Steele from six yards out, but Steele can't keep the ball down as it blazes over.

Steven Scott dances past Danny Amos with a neat drop of the shoulder, showing quick feet to carve open a yard of space.

His powerful near-post drive looks destined for the bottom corner, but Shane McEleney throws himself in the way to make an important block for the Glens.

Tiarnan Mulvenna gets the first chance of game with a shot which was easily dealt with by Mark Byrne.

After a well-observed minute's silence marking the death of manager Stephen Baxter's mother in during the week, Aidan Steele of Carrick Rangers gets the ball rolling here at Taylors Avenue

The home side will be desperate to end a run of four straight league defeats but is today the day they turn the tide? Let's find out.

We’re under way at Stangmore Park, where two of the division's in-form sides collide.

The hosts know three points could lift them into the top six if results fall their way, while unbeaten leaders Glentoran aim to tighten their grip on top spot.

We're under way at Mourneview Park

Can the hosts get their first points of the season, or will Bangor continue their strong start to life back in the Premiership?

Referee Jamie Robinson starts the action at a raucous Ballymena Showgrounds.

Rodney McAree rings the changes as Dungannon Swifts return to league duty, with six alterations from the side that edged past Ards on penalties in the BetMcLean Cup.

Caolan Marron, James Knowles, Thomas Maguire, Mal Smith, Andy Mitchell and Sam Anderson all make way, with Steven Scott, Peter Maguire, Kealan Dillon, Leo Alves, Bobby-Jack McAleese and Junior Uzokwe stepping in as the Swifts chase a fourth straight Premiership victory and continue their recent resurgence.

Opposite number Declan Devine makes five changes to his Glentoran line-up following their midweek win over Institute.

Andy Mills replaces Peter Urminsky in goal, while Danny Amos, Marcus Kane, James Singleton and Cammy Palmer also come in. Ryan Cooney, Christie Pattisson, Ciaran Coll and Michael-John Kamson-Kamara drop out, with Jordan Stewart missing through injury.

After over three weeks without league action due to postponements, the Glens look to restart their title push at Stangmore Park.

Dungannon Swifts: Dunne, Scott, P. Maguire, T. Kelly, Dillon, Alves, Glenny, McAleese, Wallace, Uzokwe, McAllister.

Subs: Henderson, Knowles, McGinty, T. Maguire, Smith, Mitchell, Anderson.

Glentoran: Mills, Amos, Kane, McEleney, J. Kelly, Singleton, Palmer, Burt, Thomson, Hoban, Jenkins.

Subs: Bemers, Pattisson, Ferris, Coll, Kamson-Kamara, Fisher, Lindsay.

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