Charlie Allen finds Kieran Offord with a disguised pass as the Linfield striker powers a fierce effort at goal, but sees his shot whistle past the far upright.

Linfield are looking sharp so far in the second half and aren't giving the Dungannon defence a minute to catch their breath.

No changes for either side as the second half begins at Ballycastle Road.

We're back underway at Solitude as Davy McDaid gets the second half started for the visitors.

Almost a second goal for the Blues in the opening 30 seconds after the restart.

Josh Archer finds the onrushing Ryan McKay, whose left-footed strike is well saved by Declan Dunne down to his left-hand side.

The second half begins at Ballymena Showgrounds with no changes for either side at the break.

Away we go again at Windsor Park for the second half.

Rodney McAree makes one change at the break for the visitors as Steven Scott replaces Caolan Marron.

Away we go again at Seaview.

Paul McElroy kicks off the second half for Portadown.

Here are the scores at half-time across the Irish Premiership.

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Liam Beckett
Sportsound summariser

I would say 1-1 is a fair result at the interval.

It's all square at the break at Coleraine.

This outcome wouldn't be what either side would be looking for in an hour's time.

Shaun Want brings a fingertip save from Coleraine keeper Max Little in first half stoppage time.

No goals to report as referee Louise Thompson brings the first half to a close at Solitude.

The home side has probably shaded it in terms of chances, with Alex Parsons forcing a fine save from Mark Byrne and Ryan Curran going close twice.

The Mid-Ulster outfit have had their moments too, but there's nothing to separate the pair at the interval.

Declan McManus produces a cool finish to level for Coleraine against Larne shortly before half-time.

Chris Atherton whips in a clever free-kick to the near post, where Barney McKeown has peeled away from his marker.

The Glenavon captain gets his shot away quickly but drags it wide of David Odumosu's post.

That's the end of Jack Malone's afternoon - that challenge from Conor Pepper has taken its toll.

Rhys Marshall comes on in his place.

Linfield lead at the break thanks to Charlie Allen's strike on 28 minutes.

The Glens lead at the break thanks to goals from Christie Pattisson and David Fisher.

Conor Pepper goes into Louise Thompson's book after clattering into Jack Malone with a mistimed challenge.

The midfielder stays down, clearly in some discomfort. The physios are on, and Paddy McLaughlin will be hoping it's nothing serious.

A largely forgettable first period comes to a close at Ballymena.