Another chance goes begging for the home side.

Jamie Glackin's free-kick is cleared as far as Connor Murray lurking on the edge of the penalty area.

The Scottish midfielder shapes to shoot with his right foot, turns on to his left but his curling effort glances off the crossbar with Johnny Tuffey beaten.

Bizarre one here as the floodlights have just gone out!

Referee Chris Morrison has halted the action and we will have a stoppage in play until the issue is fixed.

Paul Leeman
Former Glentoran captain on Sportsound

Glentoran have taken the game to Larne at the start of this second half, they have been the most likely to score.

Kris Lowe takes one for the team, cynically halting a promising Loughgall break after Nathaniel Ferris shows excellent footwork to skip past two defenders.

Referee Steven Gregg produces the yellow card without hesitation.

Jonny Russell plays the ball across the face of goal for David Fisher, who is inches away from making contact with the dangerous delivery.

What a chance that was!

A flowing move from the north Belfast side sees Michael Glynn thread a precise ball to Ryan Markey, who finds Kris Lowe in space.

However, Jamie Rea - showing why he's been such a regular fixture in Loughgall's defence - produces a vital block.

The resulting corner is poor and easily cleared.

Ryan Nolan makes a crucial interception to divert the ball out of play and away from Jay Donnelly, who had been travelling towards goal after connecting with a good ball from Christie Pattisson.

Glentoran now have their first corner of the game.

Baris Altintop is shown a yellow card in the early stages of the second half for a late challenge on Matthew Fitzpatrick.

Paul Heatley swings in an inviting cross for Carrick but Danny Gibson can't keep his effort on target when well placed.

First corner of the second half goes to the home side.

Robert Mahon creates space brilliantly inside the penalty area and unleashes a left-footed effort that flashes just wide of the upright.

An early warning sign for the Reds.

Back underway at the Showgrounds.

The visitors get the second half underway at Solitude, with Dean Smith's men looking to build on their glimpses of first-half promise.

Both sides know they'll need to show more attacking intent to end their winless runs in the league.

We're back underway for the second half at Shamrock Park.

Niall Curry makes two changes at the interview with Shay McCartan and Ben Wylie coming in in place of Eamon Fyfe and Ryan Mayse.

Can the Ports double change spark some life into their side in the second period?

The second half is under way!

The action resumes at Taylor's Avenue with no changes in personnel for either side.

Colin Coates
Glenavon first team coach on Sportsound

I think Joel Cooper will be at Linfield to the end of the season. You look at his performances since the announcement of that pre-contract with Coleraine and he's been great. You can see why Coleraine want to bring him in, he is the best player in the league, he scores you goals and wins you games.

Paul Leeman
Former Glentoran captain on Sportsound

The Glens finished the half really strongly in a game Larne probably edged. It is very even here.