With all the focus on Eamon Fyfe at one end, Coleraine goalkeeper Aidan Harris proves his worth as he acrobatically palms away Steven McCullough's inswinging corner from underneath his own crossbar.

That has certainly got the home crowd animated, if nothing else.

Michael O'Connor looks to his bench for attacking reinforcements with Francely Lomboto and Bridel Bosakani coming on for Corey Smith and Sean Carlin.

Ryan McKay unselfishly squares Paul Heatley's cross from the right flank to Danny Gibson, who had found space in the box.

However, he blasts well over the crossbar.

You aren't going to get too many chances as good as that one!

Glentoran boss Declan Devlne's response to going behind is to make a double change with Jonny Russell and David Fisher replacing Josh Kelly and Jordan Jenkins.

Dungannon Swifts are using the ball well, not allowing Glenavon to have the joy they found early in the half.

Shane McCabe
BBC Radio Ulster summariser

Who was marking Matthew Shevlin? He seemed to have a free header there and a few more Coleraine players were also free.

Matt Yates, Callumn Morrison and Josh Archer replace Sam Taylor, Kieran Offord and Isaac Baird as David Healy rings the changes with 20 minutes left to play at Windsor Park.

Aidan Steele's free-kick from just outside the box is comfortably gathered by Peter Morrison.

A double change for the visitors on the hour mark as Lewis McGregor and Rowan McDonald replace Dylan Boyle and Lyndon Kane.

David Jeffrey
Former Linfield & Ballymena manager on BBC Radio Ulster

Sean O'Neill had no chance. Jim Ervin will be pulling his hair out. Any balls into the box you have to go and attack.

You quite simply have to do better than that.

Eamon Fyfe does it again - this time turning Zane Okra's fierce strike on to a post at the expense of a corner.

Kian Corbally is the first Ballymena United player in referee Louise Thompson's notebook.

He looks to have come off slightly worse from the collision with Isaac Baird too.

Watch Crusaders get back on terms against Glentoran at Seaview thanks to Fraser Bryden's close-range finish.

Stephen Baxter turns to his bench and brings on Aidan Steele for Kyle Cherry.

Glentoran make the first change of the afternoon with Liam Burt replacing Dylan Connolly.

Harry Wilson picks up the first yellow card of the game.

Marcus Kane's cross from the left flicks off the head of Crusaders defender Lewis Barr into the path of Dylan Connolly.

The winger has a clear sight of goal but mishits his shot off his own standing foot and the effort goes harmlessly wide.