Glentoran replace Marcus Kane - who has been struggling for a few minutes with a knock - with Jonny Russell.

Ballymena's Kian Corbally is a very lucky boy!

Already on a yellow card, he tugs back Glentoran's Dylan Connolly. Referee Evan Boyce awards a free-kick but takes no further action against the United player.

Not a decision which has gone down terribly well in the home grandstand!

A second change for the Lurgan Blues as Paul McGovern makes way for Francely Lomboto.

A bit more pace and direct running introduced by Michael O’Connor as he looks to stretch the tiring Carrick defence for the final 15 minutes.

More of an open game this second half. Both teams using the flanks to form their attacks and it wouldn't be a surprise to see more goals.

It's descending into that sort of game now with the points effectively in the bag for the home side.

Lyndon Kane makes a return from injury to replace Cameron Stewart while teenager Oliver Devlin is on for goalscorer, and birthday boy, Will Patching.

Daire O'Connor almost makes an immediate impression as his cross falls to Matthew Clarke at the back post but his shot is well blocked by Glens defender Ryan Cooney.

Danny Gibson goes into the book after referee Chris Morrison judges he went down too easily, having weaved past a couple of challenges on the edge of the area.

Ballymena make a change as Daire O'Connor replaces Joel Thompson.

The former Oval favourite has just over 20 minutes in which to make an impression for his current employers.

Larne change their front two with another double sub. Matty Lusty and goal-scorer Tiarnan O'Connor are replaced by Kobei Moore and former Cliftonville man Paul O'Neill.

Sean Ward
BBC Sport NI pundit

Glenavon are still playing with a lot of energy.

However, it is really just fighting for scraps at the minute.

Jamie Glackin leaves the action and is replaced by Kodi Lyons-Foster.

That fourth goal for the hosts has prompted Dungannon Swifts manager Rodney McAree to immediately look to his bench.

Kealan Dillon, Danny Wallace and Steven Scott are withdrawn and are replaced by Peter Maguire, Cahal McGinty and former Coleraine striker Andy Mitchell.

Coleraine have further extended their advantage since, but here is how Joel Cooper made it 3-0 at the Showgrounds. It was a fine strike from the Coleraine striker.

Crusaders are back on terms at Bangor with Adam Brooks finishing from close range.

That is about as close as the hosts have come as Sean Robertson's scuffed effort after a goalmouth scramble is easily held by Rohan Ferguson.

Better from the hosts but they will need more to get back into this one as we have played 65 minutes in north Belfast.

Paul Heatley latches onto a ball down the left channel and catches it on the half-volley, aiming for the far post.

It’s a decent effort, but it sails just over the crossbar.

From a Ballymena corner, Glentoran make heavy weather of clearing the ball and Ryan McNickle tries his luck with an acrobatic scissors kick but he can't keep his effort down.

A double sub for Larne as Mark Randall and Conor McKendry are replaced by Benji Magee and Leroy Millar.

Matty Lusty is indeed back on the pitch.

A loose Cliftonville pass is seized upon by Tiarnan O'Connor but PJ Morrison is out of goal quickly to deny him.

Meanwhile, Matty Lusty has just been walloped in the face by Odhran Casey's clearance but is walking off and seems to be OK.