Watch Jack Malone put Glenavon in front against Carrick Rangers with a stunning free-kick at Mourneview Park.

Five added minutes at Solitude.

Oran Kearney
Former Coleraine manager on Sportsound

Rohan Ferguson brings to his performance what you want in a goalkeeper.

He always brings that level of calm and composure. When you have someone like that standing at the base of it, it is a brilliant foundation.

Paul McGovern finds himself in space once more and lets fly, but as has been the case before, the effort lacks both power and direction.

Nathan Gartside gathers with ease as Glenavon’s search for a second drifts into frustration.

Bangor almost double their lead.

A long throw from the left is flicked on at the near post and in comes Lewis Harrison at the back post. He throws a foot at the ball but fails to make contact. He should have done better there from close range.

Paul McGovern looks to slide Michael O’Connor in behind, but Luke McCullough reads it brilliantly, using all his experience to shield the ball out of play.

Smart defending from the Carrick skipper, who’s been solid at the heart of the visitors’ back line so far.

Bangor strike first as Clandeboye Park as Liam Hassin's effort is helped into the net by a deflection.

The board goes up showing two minutes of added time at the end of the first half.

Dungannon Swifts are looking for a penalty as Sean McAllister goes tumbling in the box in close proximity to Coleraine defender Cameron Stewart.

What they get instead is a yellow card for the former Everton midfielder, booked by referee Ian McNabb for simulation.

Glentoran spurn a gilt-edged opportunity to double their advantage.

Ryan Cooney delivers a pace of a cross from the right which Pat Hoban, arriving unmarked, meets with his head but can only steer his effort wide.

A glorious chance for the experienced striker - and he knows it.

Watch Jordan Jenkins find the net to give Glentoran the lead after a corner finds its way through a crowded goalmouth at the Oval.

A good stop from Peter Morrison but one he shouldn't have had to make.

Odhran Casey looked to have dealt with a long ball forward but stumbled at the wrong time and allowed Matty Lusty in behind.

Jack Keaney came across to cover but Lusty stepped inside and got a shot away, but Morrison palmed it away.

Watch as Tiarnan O'Connor heads home to give Larne a more comfortable lead at Solitude.

Crusaders almost hit back soon after the Bangor opener.

Adam Brooks unleashed a left-footed drive from the edge of the penalty area and it forces Gareth Deane into a fine save.

Concern here for Adebayo Fapetu as he appears to have taken a knock to the head in a seemingly innocuous midfield collision.

He has been stretchered off to be replaced by Sean Robertson and we wish him all the best. He did give a thumbs up on the way off so hopefully just precautionary.

The visitors are forced into making a change 10 minutes before half-time as Leo Alves limps off to be replaced by Bobby-Jack McAleese.

A rare sight of goal for Ballymena as Ben Kennedy's free kick is only half-cleared to Daithi McCallion outside the penalty area but he drags his left-footed drive wide of the target.

Coleraine have looked impressive so far at the Coleraine Showgrounds and here is how they doubled their lead thanks to a Caolan Marron own-goal.

It really should be 3-0 to the home side just after the half hour.

Joel Cooper shows great tenacity to put Adam Glenny under pressure.

The Dungannon Swifts defender's hesitancy presents a chance for Matthew Shevlin who is denied by a smart save from Declan Dunne,