Glenavon 'keeper Tadhg Ryan has to be at his best to get down low and deny Jordan Stewart, who fires a good effort from inside the area.

The ball is put behind for a corner that comes to nothing.

Olatunde Bayode produces an astonishing miss that has the home crowd in disbelief!

Meeting a perfect cross at the far post, completely unmarked and just six yards out, he somehow manages to volley over the crossbar. A moment, the winger will want to forget quickly.

James Teelan curls in an inviting cross from Portadown's right flank which is just too high for Josh Ukek to get on the end of.

Conor McKendry, fresh off the bench, makes an immediate impact with a dangerous in-swinging delivery, but Dylan King rises to power a decisive header clear.

Glenavon's David McDaid gets the second half underway at Mourneview Park.

The action starts again at the Showgrounds with no changes for either side at the interval.

The action resumes at Taylors Avenue.

Two changes for the home side at the break with Ethan Boyle and Jack Hastings making way for David Cushley and Adam Foley.

John McGovern gallops onto a searching long ball and finds himself in acres of space.

The attacker takes a touch before unleashing a curling effort that forces Rohan Ferguson into a smart save, pushing the ball behind for a corner.

It's still goalless at Taylor's Avenue but Carrick Rangers had a chance from 12 yards to open the scoring.

Kyle Cherry couldn't take it for Stephen Baxter's side.

An intriguing second half gets going in east Antrim.

One change at the interval for the Inver Reds as Conor McKendry replaces Jordan McEneff.

The race for second is on as Andy Mitchell gives Rodney McAree's side the lead at Inver Park.

Declan Caddell's side have taken the lead against the Lurgan Blues - and it was Daniel Larmour who scored it.

Half-time at Windsor Park where we have a bit of an upset on the cards as visitors Coleraine lead by a single goal.

Connor Murray broke the deadlock midway through the half with a composed finish after exchanging passes with Kyle Spence on the edge of the penalty area.

Linfield have come close through Joel Cooper deep in added time while home fans thought they should have had a penalty moments later but referee Christopher Morrison was not impressed.

So the league leaders trail at the break but surely we can expect a response in the second period.

Ballymena lead at the break thanks to the one real moment of quality in an otherwise forgettable opening 45 minutes.

James Hood's stunning strike is the topic of conversation on the lips of the home supporters at the interval.

Kyle McClelland with a timely block to deny Linfield.

No goals to keep you up to date about in the opening 45 minutes at Taylors Avenue.

A goal minutes before the end of the first half by Daniel Larmour gives Crusaders the lead in Mourneview Park.

For large parts of the game, it felt as though Glenavon would break the deadlock, with Niall Quinn crashing a free-kick off the crossbar and Len O’Sullivan coming close.

But it is Crusaders who go in a goal to the good at half-time.

It’s after a Jarlath O’Rourke free-kick found Larmour at the back post, and he calmy slotted the ball into the back of the net.

Carrick think they have taken the lead and the home fans are up celebrating, but referee Steven Gregg thinks that Danny Gibson's close range effort didn't cross the line.

The home side have had a flurry of clear cut chances in the first half.

The champions head into the break trailing, with Andy Mitchell's clinical finish from Brandon Bermingham's assist giving Rodney McAree's Swifts a surprise lead.

Larne, despite dominating possession and creating several opportunities, will need to find another gear after what has been a frustrating opening 45 minutes.

Joel Cooper forces a smart stop from Rory Brown at his near post deep into added time.