Jack Scott goes into the book after cynically halting Paul McGovern as he bursts through the Carrick defence.

No arguments from the visitors, and referee Chris Morrison is spot on with the yellow. The Lurgan Blues have a free-kick in a promising position.

Oran Kearney
Former Coleraine manager on Sportsound

Aside from the goals, I can't remember Larne having many other chances so far.

Jack Scott floats a well-placed free-kick towards Paul Heatley, but the winger’s glancing header lacks direction and drifts tamely behind for a goal kick.

Coleraine midfielder Dylan Boyle is the first to go into referee Ian McNabb's notebook for a late challenge in midfield.

Paul McGovern pounces on a loose ball deep in the Carrick half, takes a touch to steady himself and lets fly from distance.

A deflection takes all the pace off it, allowing Nathan Gartside to gather comfortably.

Liam Beckett
Sportsound summariser

Coleraine have so much pace on the counterattack.

They have so much talent in the team that any of the players are capable of doing anything.

Superb break again and Dungannon had no answers.

With eight of the Crusaders matchday squad still in their teens, it is no surprise that they are looking to run beyond the Bangor defensive partnership of Mark Haughey and Kyle Owens.

Serious pace in that Crues attack.

Jack Scott’s corner causes a brief moment of panic as Mark Byrne loses the flight of it, but the delivery drifts through a crowded six-yard box and out harmlessly for a goal kick.

Ballymena's Joel Thompson slides in strongly to attempt to charge down Ciaran Coll's clearance but catches the defender with a block tackle which prompts referee Evan Boyce to reach for his pocket.

Coleraine now lead 2-0, but here is how Zane Okoro gave Ruadhri Higgins' side the lead at the Coleraine Showgrounds.

Adebayo Fapetu collides with the hoardings at the side of the pitch but is, thankfully, ok.

Cliftonville have responded positively since going behind but haven't really tested Rohan Ferguson.

Carrick players are up in arms as Danny Gibson goes down under a nudge from Paddy Burns while bursting through on goal.

The away side wants a penalty, but referee Chris Morrison waves play on. The Lurgan Blues can breathe a little easier, though that looked a risky one from the defender.

This time it is Bangor who collect a booking. Left-back Reece Neale is late with a challenge and Jamie Robinson produces a card.

No clear-cut chances just yet.

Concern for the visitors moments after conceding the opening goal.

Dungannon Swifts goalkeeper Declan Dunne receives treatment for a leg injury but is able to continue.

Jack Malone’s free-kick is cleared only as far as Corey Smith, who keeps it alive with a fine delivery to the back post.

Michael O’Connor ghosts in but nods wide from close range. That’s the biggest chance of the game so far, and he really should have hit the target.