For the first time in the game Glenavon start to turn the screw.

Niall Quinn and David McDaid putting pressure on the Dungannon box and look threatening without as yet testing Declan Dunne in goal.

Larne win a corner as Lewis Francis stretches to poke the ball behind, denying Benji Magee the chance to turn inside.

A solid intervention from the substitute, but the subsequent delivery is easily headed away by Mark Haughey.

Paul Heatley plays the ball across for Danny Gibson, whose strike takes a deflection and hits the side netting.

Cliftonville clear the resulting corner.

That was a good chance as Carrick start to up the tempo.

An interesting observation from the stands as a Bangor supporter has referred to Lewis Francis as the “Magherafelt Maldini.”

You’d imagine he will take that nickname all day long...

Kaelan Dillon curls home a fine free-kick to double Dungannon's advantage at Mourneview Park.

Joe Gormley has hardly put a foot wrong this afternoon so far and looks dangerous every time he pushes forward.

However, that will be a strike he doesn't want to see back as he blasts it way off target.

Lewis Francis makes his return in Bangor colours as he comes on to replace the injured Caomhan McGuinness.

Dungannon get the ball rolling in the second half here in Lurgan.

A couple of early corners for Declan Caddell's side come to nothing.

Lee Feeney has already been forced into one change with Jack O’Mahoney’s injury, and he could be facing another problem.

Caomhan McGuinness is down and receiving treatment from the physio, leaving the hosts with an anxious wait.

Joe Crowe's low cross into the box is cleared by goalscorer Rory Hale.

Can Carrick find an equaliser this half?

Cliftonville had a chance right at the start of the first half and they have had a good chance seconds after the restart now.

A loose ball is flicked around the box, but Nathan Gartside gathers it before anyone can steer the ball towards goal.

No changes for either side at half-time.

I suspect we may see some before the end of this game, though.

The second half is under way at Clandeboye Park.

One change for the visitors as Dan Bent replaces James Simpson, with Gary Haveron looking for more drive from his side after a subdued opening period.

Crusaders front man Adam Brooks gets us back under way on the Shore Road.

Back underway at Windsor Park and Linfield go straight on the offensive and win a corner after Kyle McClean's effort was put behind by a Portadown defender.

They play the corner short and the attack soon fizzles out.

Joe Gormley gets us going again at Taylors Avenue.

Play resumes at the Showgrounds with a double change from Ballymena as Kym Nelson and Success Edogun replace Joel Thompson and Calvin McCurry.

Watch Matthew Shevlin take advantage of a Crusaders defensive error to drill home Coleraine's third just before half-time.