Sean Ward
BBC Sport NI pundit

I feel for Davy McDaid, it has been a very difficult task for him.

It is quite disjointed and the gaps between the front line and midfield are far too big. That is preventing Glenavon from getting up the pitch.

It should be three for the home side.

Levi Ives swings over a corner from the far side to an unmarked Matthew Shevlin at the back post.

Inexplicably, Shevlin, who notched his century of goals for the goal against Linfield in midweek, nods wide with the goal at his mercy.

Crusaders' defence are coming under sustained attacking pressure from the hosts, but they are managing well.

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Watch how Joel Cooper netted his and Coleraine's second of the afternoon to give the Bannsiders a bit of breathing space against Glenavon at the Coleraine Showgrounds.

Coleraine follow Glenavon's suit and make two changes of their own.

Dylan Boyle and Lewis McGregor make way, with Zane Okoro and Rowan McDonald entering the fray.

Lewis Barr receives the first booking of the afternoon after a strong challenge on Steven Scott.

Glenavon manager Michael O'Connor reacts to that second Coleraine goal by making a double switch.

Sean Carlin and Bridel Bosakani depart to be replaced by Joshua Kee and Peter Campbell.

Sean Ward
BBC Sport NI pundit

It is a very difficult finish, but a wonderful one from Joel Cooper.

Dungannon Swifts begin the half with attacking intent.

The ball is played wide to Adam Glenny, who whips in a cross for the arriving Thomas Maguire, but he is denied by the crossbar.

No changes at half-time for either side.

We're back under way at a bright Stangmore Park.

Matthew Shevlin gets us back under way at the Showgrounds.

Watch how Joel Cooper netted his eighth goal of the campaign and gave Coleraine the lead against Glenavon.

Mark Stafford
Ballinamallard manager on BBC Radio Ulster

Crusaders are very well organised, they know what they are doing and have been causing Dungannon problems.

Declan Caddell will definitely be the happier of the two managers.

The league leaders are in front at the break thanks to Joel Cooper's eighth goal of the campaign.

A cross from the right wing was flicked on by Matthew Shevlin towards Cooper at the back post and he guided his header past Glenavon keeper Mark Byrne.

Chances have been few and far between but maybe that goal will change things after the break.

Christopher Morrison has called time on a low-key first-half.

Dungannon Swifts enjoyed most of the good chances in the first period.

However, Crusaders boss Declan Caddell will be impressed by his side's play at both ends of the pitch.

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Fourth official Jamie Robinson has signalled for a minimum two minutes of additional time.

Sean Ward
BBC Sport NI pundit

Joel Cooper is in the right place at the right time.

It is nothing more than they deserve but, from a Glenavon perspective, they will be disappointed in the manor they have conceded.