FT: Bangor 2-1 Crusaders
Hassin goal and Brooks equaliser but McGuinness restores lead
FT: Cliftonville 0-2 Larne
FT: Coleraine 4-0 Dungannon Swifts
Okoro nets opener, then Marron own goal and Cooper strike followed by Patching penalty
FT: Glenavon 1-0 Carrick Rangers
FT: Glentoran 2-0 Ballymena United
Jenkins on target and Hoban scores in extra-time
Glenavon 0-0 Carrick Rangers
Jack Scott goes into the book after cynically halting Paul McGovern as he bursts through the Carrick defence.
No arguments from the visitors, and referee Chris Morrison is spot on with the yellow. The Lurgan Blues have a free-kick in a promising position.
Liam Hassin - 32 mins
Former Crusaders man Jay Boyd wins back possession for the hosts inside the visitors' box before the ball fell to Liam Hassin, who bundled the ball over the line from close range via a deflection.
It hasn't been pretty so far but Bangor lead.
Cliftonville 0-2 Larne
Oran Kearney
Former Coleraine manager on Sportsound
Aside from the goals, I can't remember Larne having many other chances so far.
Glenavon 0-0 Carrick Rangers
Jack Scott floats a well-placed free-kick towards Paul Heatley, but the winger’s glancing header lacks direction and drifts tamely behind for a goal kick.
Coleraine 2-0 Dungannon Swifts
Coleraine midfielder Dylan Boyle is the first to go into referee Ian McNabb's notebook for a late challenge in midfield.
Jordan Jenkins (28 mins)
Glentoran go in front as Joe Thomson's corner somehow goes through a ruck of players and Jordan Jenkins is on hand to tap home form virtually on the goal-line.
Glenavon 0-0 Carrick Rangers
Paul McGovern pounces on a loose ball deep in the Carrick half, takes a touch to steady himself and lets fly from distance.
A deflection takes all the pace off it, allowing Nathan Gartside to gather comfortably.
Coleraine 2-0 Dungannon Swifts
Liam Beckett
Sportsound summariser
Coleraine have so much pace on the counterattack.
They have so much talent in the team that any of the players are capable of doing anything.
Superb break again and Dungannon had no answers.
Tiarnan O'Connor (27 mins)
That was all too easy for Larne. Sean Graham gets himself to the bye-line and gets the cross in for Tiaranan O'Connor to power home a back post header.
That is the former Welders striker's second goal at Solitude this season. Certainly a happy hunting ground for him!
Bangor 0-0 Crusaders
With eight of the Crusaders matchday squad still in their teens, it is no surprise that they are looking to run beyond the Bangor defensive partnership of Mark Haughey and Kyle Owens.
Serious pace in that Crues attack.
Glenavon 0-0 Carrick Rangers
Jack Scott’s corner causes a brief moment of panic as Mark Byrne loses the flight of it, but the delivery drifts through a crowded six-yard box and out harmlessly for a goal kick.
Glentoran 0-0 Ballymena United
Ballymena's Joel Thompson slides in strongly to attempt to charge down Ciaran Coll's clearance but catches the defender with a block tackle which prompts referee Evan Boyce to reach for his pocket.
Coleraine 2-0 Dungannon
Coleraine now lead 2-0, but here is how Zane Okoro gave Ruadhri Higgins' side the lead at the Coleraine Showgrounds.
Watch: Zane Okoro scores for the Bannsiders at The Showgrounds
Kealan Marron (OG) 21 mins
The Bannsiders double their lead through a Caolan Marron own goal midway through the first half.
Again, Jamie Glackin is involved, picking up the ball from Dylan Boyle in the centre of the pitch.
He transfers the ball out to the left for the supporting Dean Jarvis who fizzes a low cross into the heart of the Dungannon defence.
Marron, in trying to clear the danger, succeeds only in slicing the ball high into the roof of his own net past a helpless Declan Dunne.
Cliftonvile 0-1 Larne
Adebayo Fapetu collides with the hoardings at the side of the pitch but is, thankfully, ok.
Cliftonville have responded positively since going behind but haven't really tested Rohan Ferguson.
Glenavon 0-0 Carrick Rangers
Carrick players are up in arms as Danny Gibson goes down under a nudge from Paddy Burns while bursting through on goal.
The away side wants a penalty, but referee Chris Morrison waves play on. The Lurgan Blues can breathe a little easier, though that looked a risky one from the defender.
Bangor 0-0 Crusaders
This time it is Bangor who collect a booking. Left-back Reece Neale is late with a challenge and Jamie Robinson produces a card.
No clear-cut chances just yet.
Coleraine 1-0 Dungannon Swifts
Concern for the visitors moments after conceding the opening goal.
Dungannon Swifts goalkeeper Declan Dunne receives treatment for a leg injury but is able to continue.
Zane Okoro (13 mins)
Coleraine go in front after 13 minutes through Zane Okoro.
A quick counterattack sees Jamie Glackin pick the ball up in midfield before striding forward at pace.
With the Dungannon defence retreating, Glackin does brilliantly to feed the supporting Zane Okoro, who takes a touch before blasting low through the legs of Declan Dunne for the opening goal.
Image source, Pacemaker PressGlenavon 0-0 Carrick Rangers
Jack Malone’s free-kick is cleared only as far as Corey Smith, who keeps it alive with a fine delivery to the back post.
Michael O’Connor ghosts in but nods wide from close range. That’s the biggest chance of the game so far, and he really should have hit the target.
