Tiarnan Mulvenna has a go from just inside the box, but the flag shoots up.

Aaron McCarey looked to have it covered anyway.

Paul Leeman
Former Glentoran captain on BBC iPlayer

Glentoran have been much the better side in the second half and it's up to Coleraine to get back into it.

Coleraine haven't been getting their dangermen into the game enough, the likes of Joel Cooper and Will Patching. Getting them involved will be key to creating those chances they need.

Bangor make their first changes of the night and bring on Michael Morgan and Robbie Garrett for Jay Boyd and Ben Cushnie.

Glentoran manager Declan Devine makes his first change of the night as Ryan Cooney replaces Daniel Armour who picks up a knock while almost putting the visitors in front.

James Teelan is replaced by Ahu Obhakhan for the home side.

A smart play from home boss Ruadhri Higgins as he takes off Lyndon Kane, who has already been booked and is in danger of picking up a second yellow.

He is replaced by Cameron Stewart.

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21:08 BST 19 September

Portadown 1-3 Bangor

Harry Lynch is down receiving treatment.

The break gives Niall Currie the chance to talk to his team. Can his side respond, or will Bangor register their first road win of the season tonight?

Jordan Stewart: back in the starting line-up and back amongst the goals.

Game on at the Showgrounds!

Lyndon Kane perhaps lucky not to receive a second yellow card for a foul in midfield.

Certainly that would appear to be the opinion of Glentoran manager Declan Devine on the touchline.

Bangor are flying! Quick feet from Liam Hassin to work the space for a shot, before curling expertly into the bottom corner.

The Glentoran equaliser has prompted Coleraine manager Ruadhri Higgins to act decisively just before the hour mark.

Debutant Rowan McDonald and striker Matthew Shevlin are replaced by Declan McManus and Lewis McGregor for the final 30 minutes.

Image source, Inpho

Since scoring their third, Bangor have slowed the tempo of the game down and are content with playing the ball around midfield.

That goal coming so early in the second half has visibly lifted the Glentoran players and the large travelling support.

This is a real test for the home side now.

Coleraine should be further in front.

Moments after Pat Hoban's miss the ball is quickly transferred to Dean Jarvis down the left.

He pulls the ball to Matthew Shevlin who side foots wide.

Paul Leeman
Former Glentoran captain on BBC iPlayer

Pat Hoban mistimes it. He'll be so disappointed, a player of his quality should be putting that one away. It's better signs for Glentoran but it really should have been a goal.

Glentoran should be level.

Great approach play down the left sees Jordan Jenkins deliver a low, inviting ball across the face of goal where Pat Hoban is waiting.

Inexplicably, the normally reliable striker misses the target from a matter of yards with the goal gaping.

We're back underway at Shamrock Park.

Niall Currie makes two changes at the break with Ryan Mayse and Rayhaan Tulloch replacing Gary Thompson and Rhys Annett.