The game at the Oval between Glentoran and Larne was abandoned after floodlight failure in the second half.

A double change for the home side as Connor Murray and Rhyss Campbell are replaced by Jamie McGonigle and Sam McClintock.

A rare chance in a dull second half as Johnny McMurray gets a header on the end of Andy Scott's cross but Ross Glendinning saves with relative ease.

Into the final 10 minutes at the Showgrounds.

Hat-trick man Joel Cooper is replaced by Chris McKee with seven minutes left on the clock.

Final roll of the dice from Dean Smith as Jay Boyd, with three league goals to his name this season, replaces Jordan Gibson.

Portadown captain Gary Thompson is replaced by Ahu Obhakhan.

An attacking change from Niall Curry who is urging his side to go for it in the final 10 minutes.

The Reds make another change as Destiny Ojo, fresh from his winner against Larne, replaces Ryan Markey.

Strong defending from Crusaders following a Coleraine corner, not for the first time this afternoon.

Fra McCaffrey, fresh from his cup heroics midweek, tries his luck from range for the Villagers, but his ambitious effort sails high into the Solitude sky - much to the amusement of the home supporters behind the goal.

A first yellow card of the game as Philip Lowry falls foul of referee Ian McNabb.

Ryan Corrigan goes tumbling in the box under pressure from James Carroll, prompting appeals from the Solitude faithful, but referee Steven Gregg waves away the protests.

Dean Smith makes a double switch for the away side, introducing Fra McCaffrey for Robbie Norton, while Ryan Waide - with three league goals to his name - replaces Robert Mahon as the Villagers seek a late leveller.

Carrick make a change as Kurtis Forsythe replaces Emmett McGuckin.

A second change for Crusaders as Josh O'Connor replaces Harry Franklin for the final 20 minutes.

Watch Tabu Rabby Minazamba reduce Portadown's arrears against Linfield.

Jim Magilton introduces Coran Madden in place of Harry Wilson as the minutes tick away.

A rare attacking move from the Villagers sees Conor McCloskey pick out Robert Mahon, who cleverly cushions the ball into Robbie Norton's path.

However, the midfielder's tame effort is easily gathered by David Odumosu.

Huge let off for the Blues as James Teelan beats Scot Whiteside for pace, forcing David Walsh into a reactive save on the edge of the box.

Shay McCartan follows up but his strike flies just wide of the far upright.

It's all Portadown now.

Arran Pettifer delivers another cross into the danger area for the hosts, but a deflection takes the sting out of the ball, allowing Nathan Gartside to gather comfortably.