David Healy looks to his bench for the first time of the night as Kyle McClean and Chris McKee come off, with Charlie Allen and Cameron Ballantyne being introduced.

30 minutes left to play at Mourneview Park.

Kris Lowe looks to weave his way past Adam Glenny in the penalty area after a clever pass from Shea Gordon.

Just as Lowe seems poised to create danger, Glenny intervenes with a crucial touch, turning the ball behind for a corner.

A second yellow card of the night for Glentoran as James Singleton is booked for a late tackle on Coleraine captain Lyndon Kane in midfield.

The first change of the evening comes from Crusaders as Harry Jewitt-White makes way for Jordan Forsythe.

Kealin Dillon steps up for a central free-kick 25 yards out with intent in his eyes.

The midfielder looks to curl the ball into the top corner but lacks the dip needed, sailing harmlessly over the crossbar.

Liam Beckett
Sportsound summariser

Linfield are more lethargic than they were at the start of the first half.

Glentoran are forced into a third change of the game as Cammy Palmer retires injured.

Club captain Marcus Kane enters the fray as his replacement.

Half an hour on the clock.

Shea Gordon threads the ball to Joe Gormley, who springs the offside trap and bears down on goal, but Dungannon's defenders are hot on Gormley's heels.

Under pressure, the striker's powerful effort is straight at Declan Dunne, who parries to safety.

As expected, Loughgall are applying the pressure in search of a second equaliser but a series of corners comes to nothing.

Portadown are determined not to see the lead evaporate as quickly as it did in the opening period.

Glentoran's turn to look for a penalty.

Cammy Palmer's right foot curling effort appears to hit Coleraine defender Cameron Stewart's hand but referee Jamie Robinson waves away appeals.

A close call for the visitors.

Kealin Dillon showcases his vision with a sublime pass, carving open the hosts' defence to find Steven Scott out wide.

The full-back's first-time cross catches David Odumosu off guard, forcing the keeper to backpedal frantically.

The Reds stopper just manages to tip it over for a corner.

Liam Beckett
Sportsound summariser

It has suddenly become something of a damage limitation exercise for Glenavon.

Jordan Jenkins rises highest in a crowded penalty area to get his head on to a hanging Fuad Sule cross.

Coleraine goalkeeper Rory Brown has to be alert to tip the ball over the crossbar at the expense of a corner.

The away side clear the danger from the restart.

An encouraging start from the hosts playing into the strong wind.

An unusual delay at the Showgrounds as one of the assistant referees pulls up with an injury, for which he is receiving treatment.

After a brief hold-up, the official decides to soldier on.

Kieran Offord plays in Harry Franklin but Ballymena defender Stephen O'Donnell does enough to force the attacker to shoot wide.

Coleraine defender Graham Kelly down receiving treatment near the touchline following a coming together with Glentoran winger Dylan Connolly.

Concern on the away bench but the former Larne man looks fit to continue, albeit gingerly.

Dungannon waste no time in the second half!

Kealan Dillon's free-kick is too strong, but Adam Glenny stretches every sinew to reach it.

The defender's header takes a deflection, forcing a corner that comes to nothing.

A promising start for the visitors – can they build on this early pressure?

Josh Ukek with a half chance for Portadown early in the second period but stretching, he can't get a good contact on the header which drops wide.

The second half kicks off with fresh faces on the pitch.

The Reds introduce Axel Piesold in place of Conor Pepper, while Dungannon counters with Tomas Galvin replacing John McGovern.