Sean Ward
BBC Sport NI pundit

Bosakani should do better, but he has brought out a great save from Harris.

I think that is a missed opportunity for Glenavon.

Glenavon cheers for a goal are short-lived as the assistant's flag is up on the far side for offside.

Jordan McMullan did well initially to race through the heart of the Coleraine defence before slipping in Bridel Bosakani whose effort is well stopped but the flag is up.

Tiernan Kelly is withdrawn and is replaced by Thomas Maguire.

Play has stopped as Tiernan Kelly is down receving treatment.

It's a booking apiece as Joel Cooper follows Jack Malone into referee Tim Marshall's notebook for a challenge in midfield.

Our first real chance of the afternoon.

Slick interplay between Joel Cooper and Matthew Shevlin splits the Glenavon defence, but goalkeeper Mark Byrne is quickly off his line to smother Lewis McGregor's close range effort.

A lack of awareness from the Swifts' defence sees Elliot Dunlop latch onto a loose ball.

Declan Dunne is quick off his line to deny the winger time to take a shot.

Glenavon head coach Michael O'Connor will be pleased with his side's application in the opening half an hour as they continue to frustrate their opponents.

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Kealan Dillon takes a free-kick from a wide area which is met by the head of Caolan Marron.

However, a great reaction save from Jonny Tuffey denies the hosts the opener.

A first yellow card of the afternoon and it's an easy decision for referee Tim Marshall following Jordan McMullan's late tackle on Joel Cooper.

Midway through the opening half, which has been a low-key affair to this point.

The home side are dominating the ball, but have created very little in the way of chances.

Glenavon are defending stoutly and looking to counter when they can.

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Clever play from Joel Cooper on the left wing wins the hosts their first corner.

James Knowles delivers a free-kick from a long way out which is knocked down to Sean McAllister, who hits a volley for the game's first shot on target.

The effort was routinely saved by Jonathan Tuffey in the Crusaders net.

Sean Ward
BBC Sport NI pundit

Joel Cooper is certainly one of the most talented players in the league in the last 10 years.

He has given me many nightmares over the years and is a player that Coleraine will want to get on the ball.

A first sight of goal for Joel Cooper as he has a go from the angle of the Glenavon penalty area.

His effort goes the wrong side of the crossbar.

Coleraine defend the set piece well and launch a counter-attack.

A good run forward from Harry Murphy sees his shot deflected for the first corner of the game.

Crusaders are enjoying a bright start to the game.

The visitors are committing numbers forward in search of an early opener, but are yet to test Declan Dunne.

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Referee Tim Marshall has a quiet word with Jack Malone following the Glenavon midfielder's challenge on Dylan Boyle in midfield.

Could be worth watching that particular battle in midfield this afternoon.

The opening five minutes of this game have gone pretty much as expected with the home side dominating possession.

Nothing for either goalkeeper to do as yet, though.