Penalty to Coleraine.

Ballymena make a change in attack as Ryan McNickle replaces Success Edogun.

Crusaders almost score again through Fraser Bryden but for a dramatic goal line clearance from Kyle Owens.

The referee awards for a free-kick afterwards so it wouldn't have counted. Bangor haven't started this half as yet.

Liam Beckett
Sportsound summariser

You just can't give Joel Cooper a chance and it's a loose pass by Dungannon which was picked up by Cooper.

Cooper at his absolute best.

Ballymena's Kian Corbally is booked for a foul on Marcus Kane.

The visitors' growing sense of frustration is palpable.

Michael O’Connor makes way for Davy McDaid, with warm applause from the home supporters for the striker as he heads off.

Frustrated groans around Solitude as, after a spell of pressure, a pass from Thomas Lavery is overhit for a goal kick.

That has been the story for much of the afternoon for the hosts, who have looked very flat and predictable going forward.

Coleraine denied a third goal by a fine save from Declan Dunne.

Will Patching does all the hard work before feeding a waiting Matthew Shevlin whose effort is pushed away by the Swifts' keeper.

Kyle Cherry’s corner is punched clear by Mark Byrne, but only as far as Jimmy Callacher.

The defender improvises with an overhead effort that flashes wide of the near post.

Bangor break with intent from their own area and a lovely pass plays Ben Arthurs down the left, but the big striker cant get the cross in to the middle.

Oran Kearney
Former Coleraine manager on Sportsound

The start [to this half] will suit Larne more than it will suit Cliftonville.

Cliftonville have to give their home fans something to cheer about and it's about getting that opportunity to try and ignite the game for them.

Coleraine pick up their first booking of the afternoon as Joel Cooper goes into the referee's notebook.

Stephen Baxter makes his first change of the afternoon as Joe Crowe makes way for Kyle Cherry.

Joe Crowe picks up a yellow card for a high challenge in midfield.

It’s been a scrappy, stop-start opening to the second half, with neither side able to take control.

Loose passes and niggly fouls continue to break up the rhythm as both teams struggle to find any real flow.

Dylan Connolly gets into full stride down the right flank and delivers an inviting low cross which is just too far in front of Jordan Jenkins.

Glentoran fans will be looking forward to seeing that sort of exciting wide play from their returning winger.

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Back under way here in Bangor and a double change for the hosts.

Jay Boyd and Lewis Harrison are off and on come Michael Morgan and Jack O'Mahony.

Tommy Wright
Former Northern Ireland goalkeeper on Radio Ulster

Cliftonville have looked OK until the final third and Larne have looked comfortable so far.