Liam Beckett
Sportsound summariser

The game has been end-to-end and played at a good pace and tempo.

See how Jack Scott levelled from the spot for Carrick at Taylors Avenue.

Dylan McGeough's first contribution is to pick up a yellow card for a challenge in midfield.

Watch as Matthew Fitzpatrick's goal gives Linfield the lead and puts to an end Bangor's promising start to the second half.

Clitonville captain Rory Hale is booked by referee Steven Gregg for a trip on Coleraine substitute Zane Okoro.

Eamon Fyfe is denied by a smart save from Nathan Gartside, but the danger still lingers.

Jordan Gibson gathers the loose ball and tees up Ben Wylie, whose curling effort looks destined for the corner until Gartside tips it behind superbly. Portadown corner.

Crusaders' Ross Clarke picks up the first caution of the afternoon for a challenge on Stephen O'Donnell.

Almost immediately, Clarke is replaced by Evan Easton.

A rare sight of goal in this second half for the visitors as Will Patching lines up a free-kick on the edge of the box after Jack Keaney fouls Zane Okoro.

His effort, though, is comfortably dealt with by Cliftonville keeper PJ Morrison.

Ballymena striker Success Edogun takes aim once again.

Yep, you've guessed it...Crusaders keeper Jonny Tuffey is on hand to block.

Stephen Baxter responds with a change of their own as Ryan Waide makes way after winning the penalty, with Kyle Cherry coming on.

It's a debut for former Celtic and Scotland midfielder Dylan McGeough as Ballymena boss Jim Ervin looks for a way back into this game. He replaces Aaron Jarvis.

Watch Ben Wylie shoot home to give Portadown the lead away to Carrick Rangers.

Straight up the other end and Ben Arthurs tries to find strike partner Ben Cushnie, but overhits his pass when he perhaps could have been more selfish and shot himself.

That's a big chance for the Seasiders to draw back level.

A double change for the visitors just after the hour as Rowan McDonald and Dylan Boyle are replaced by Lyndon Kane and Ronan Doherty.

Another chance for Cliftonville.

A quick counter attack sees Rory Hale pick the ball up midway inside the Coleraine half.

He transfers the ball on to his right foot but his well struck efforts straight at Aidan Harris in the Coleraine goal.

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Patrick Solis Grogan stops Linfield from doubling their lead as he denies a Kyle McClean strike from close range.

Niall Currie makes his first change of the afternoon as Lee Chapman makes way for Josh Ukek.

For the umpteenth time today, Success Edogun is denied by Crusaders keeper Jonny Tuffey.

This time the striker's effort comes off the chest of the visiting stopper.

Divin Ismala was shown a yellow card for the challenge that led to the penalty.