Ticking towards stoppage time at Lakeview Park and both teams remain full of ambition to find a winner.

Home goalkeeper Nathan Gartside has to be alert to deal with a tricky ball driven in by Eamon Fyfe.

It's a last throw of the dice for Ballymena who withdraw defenders Danny Lafferty and Kym Nelson and bring on attackers Alex Gawne and Andrew Scott.

Kealin Dillon's evening is over as John Scott replaces him.

Coleraine defender Kyle McClelland is booked for an infringement as Glentoran look to counter-attack.

Game still delicately poised entering the final few minutes.

Jay Boyd in for Loughgall skipper Nathaniel Ferris, who appeared to be hobbling as he made his way to the line.

Liam Beckett
Sportsound summariser

[Mark] Haughey is very lucky that isn't a second yellow.

The visitors with a double substitution, introducing Bobby-Jack McAleese and Grant Hutchinson for James Knowles and Leo Alves.

Joshua Kelly is unable to continue and is replaced by Johnny Russell.

Thankfully, the former Ballymena United man refuses the aid of a stretcher and is able to walk off the pitch with the support of the medical team.

Destiny Ojo, with a powerful run from midfield, has the home faithful on their feet!

The youngster weaves past two Dungannon defenders but is denied by Declan Dunne, who gets down low to save Ojo's shot.

Some tidy work down the right from substitute Chris Atherton, who you might remember was handed his Glenavon debut at just 13-years-old a few years back, showcasing some neat footwork before crossing to the back post.

The attack comes to nothing but Atherton certainly looked lively there when he got the ball at his feet.

Worry now for the Glentoran management team as Joshua Kelly stays down after a coming together with his goalkeeper Daniel Gyollai as they combined to deny Coleraine forward Jamie McGonigle.

A last-ditch clearance from Luke Cartwright prevents Ahu Obhakhan give Portadown the lead for a third time as Shay McCartan did enough to help the ball towards goal, but Cartwright hacks away.

Neither side seem happy to settle for the draw with 10 to go here and you get the feeling there may well be a twist.

In a rare Crusaders attack this half, Sean O'Neill has to dive low to his left to save a low shot from Kieran Offord.

Ronan Doherty seizes a moment of opportunity, unleashing a fierce snapshot from outside the box, but the ball whistles past the post, narrowly missing the target.

Tiernan Kelly's deflected strike loops past Aaron McCarey and into the net to bring Loughgall level once again.

Glens' manager Declan Devine turns to a trusted source in the search for a goal - Niall McGinn - with a little over 10 minutes remaining.

The former NI international proved the match winner at Portadown three days ago.

Can he do it again?

A double change for Crusaders as Stewart Nixon and Jordan Owens enter the fray, in place of Jordan Stewart and Harry Franklin.

Here is how Joe Gormley reacted quickest to put Cliftonville in front at Solitude.

The substitutions are coming thick and fast at Lakeview Park as the hosts make their second switch with Ben Harvey in for Jordan Gibson.

Liam Beckett
Sportsound summariser

The Glenavon defenders will be entering every game thinking if they concede, they will lose the game because they can't see anyone scoring a goal and that does filter through.