Ballymena striker Success Edogun has fallen foul on referee Evan Boyce on a few occasions in the opening minutes.

His latest challenge, on Ciaran Coll, earns him the first yellow card of the afternoon.

Claims for a penalty from the home fans are waved away after Mark Randall leaned on Odhran Casey in the box.

Danny Wallace can maybe count himself fortunate that he doesn't pick up a yellow card as he prevents Joel Cooper from bearing down on goal.

Coleraine do get a free-kick which amounts to nothing.

Watch as Larne captain Tomas Cosgrove gets the slightest of touches on Mark Randall's corner to nod home and give Gary Haveron's side an early lead.

Ryan Cooney's low cross is awkwardly sliced over his own crossbar by Ballymena's Kym Nelson.

Glentoran are exerting most of the early pressure here/

Jack Malone goes into the book after a late sliding challenge on Aidan Steele.

No complaints from the midfielder, who mistimed it by a fraction, and referee Chris Morrison is quick to brandish the yellow.

Quiet opening six minutes here in Bangor.

The first yellow card of the game was awarded to Crusaders' Fraser Bryden for a late tackle on a Bangor defender.

The magic sponge does the trick and Stewart is fit to resume.

Corey Smith stands over the free-kick from 25 yards but drives it straight into the wall.

The ball loops up for Michael O’Connor, who tries an ambitious overhead effort, only to send it sailing harmlessly over the crossbar.

Brief pause in play as Coleraine defender Cameron Stewart receives treatment for a head injury in front of the dug-outs.

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Larne have slipped under the radar, and they will be happy to go about their work like that.

Michael O’Connor threads a neat pass wide to Paul McGovern, who cuts inside from the left and tries his luck at the near post.

It’s low but carries little bite, and Nathan Gartside gets down comfortably to make a routine save for the visitors.

Prior to kick-off a minute's silence is impeccably observed in memory of former Coleraine players Ian McFaul and Derek McQuillan, who both passed away recently.

Jack Scott swings in a teasing free-kick that finds Luke McCullough rising highest in the box, but the defender can’t steer his header on target.

A half-chance for the visitors, who’ve started with a bit more intent at Mourneview Park.

Glentoran go close inside the opening minute as Jordan Jenkins gets between central defender Stephen O'Donnell and Daithi McCallion.

His first touch is slightly heavy and takes him a fraction wide and although his shot beats Sean O'Neill it brushes the outside of the side netting on its way past.

We are under way at a sunny Clandeboye Park. It is Bangor who get the ball rolling.

Jack Malone slides in late on Aiden Steele, and it’s a heavy one.

Stephen Baxter immediately waves the big men forward, with Jimmy Callacher and captain Luke McCullough making their way into the Glenavon box.

Dungannon Swifts' striker Junior gets us underway at a bright and breezy Coleraine Showgrounds.

The sun has emerged at The Oval as referee Evan Boyce blows his whistle to start proceedings.