Brian Jensen is called into action for the first time this evening as he saves a Warrenpoint free-kick.

Incidentally, it was a sloppy pass from Warrenpoint that gifted Crusaders possession in the build-up to the opener. That's simply something you can't afford to do when you come to Seaview.

Glentoran's against Dungannon starts after a delay for repairs to one of the nets.

The home side begin proceedings by and immediately string together an attack down the right flank towards the Railway End, which is effectively dealt with by Cliftonville.

Goalkeeper Stuart Addis, Fra Brennan and Paul McElroy come into the Dungannon Swifts line-up.

One change for Crusaders as Jordan Forsythe replaces Sean Ward while Conor McMenamin and Jordan Lyttle start for Point.

Ards look to bounce back from their defeat to Cliftonville as they entertain Linfield at the Bangor Fuels Arena. Craig McMillen comes into the team for the home side as Gary Liggett drops to the bench and it's as you were for David Healy's Blues following their 2-0 win over Carrick on Saturday.

Despite being available again after suspension, Aaron Burns and Stephen Lowry must settle for places on the bench.

The teams are out for tonight's headline fixture at The Showgrounds.

There are two changes for the hosts as Steven Douglas and Aaron Traynor are replaced by David Ogilby and Scot Whiteside.

Cliftonville, meanwhile, are unchanged from the side that romped Ards 6-3 on Saturday as Barry Gray aims to make it two wins from two.

Warrenpoint Town manager Matthew Tipton says "one look at the fixtures on the board" in his office tells him every game will be tough.

Here's how the teams line-up for the clash at Taylors Avenue.

Chris Morrow and Aaron Smyth miss out for Carrick as Andrew Mooney and Lee Chapman come in.

Emmet Friars replaces the suspended Kyle Owens for the Sky Blues, while summer recruit Steven McCullough replaces the injured Leroy Millar at left-back.

Dungannon Swifts manager Rodney McAree says his side must eradicate the defensive mistakes they made in Saturday's 3-1 defeat by Coleraine at Stangmore Park.

New Carrick boss David McAlinden says every team his side play will "know they have been in a game".

Coleraine manager Oran Kearney is 'under no illusions' about how difficult a game his side will have against Cliftonville.

Crusaders winger Paul Heatley expects to face a well organised Warrenpoint Town team.

Glentoran manager Gary Haveron has brought a number of young players to the Oval during the summer.

Cliftonville manager Barry Gray hopes to build on Saturday's 6-3 win over Ards.

BBC Radio Ulster will have its usual comprehensive coverage of all the night's matches on 1341 medium wave and on the BBC Sport website from 19:30 BST.

Joel Taggart and former Portadown defender Philip Major are at Seaview for Crusaders against new boys Warrenpoint Town, while Michael McNamee will be joined by Liam Beckett at Ballycastle Road for Coleraine v Cliftonville.

Good evening and welcome to our coverage of a full midweek programme of six Irish Premiership matches.

There were goals aplenty as the new season kicked off in style last weekend, with Linfield beginning the defence of their league crown with a win.

Crusaders, Cliftonville, Coleraine, Glenavon and Glentoran also picked up three points from their opening games of the campaign, while Coleraine against Cliftonville looks to be the pick of tonight's fixtures.

Stay tuned to Radio Ulster's Sportsound and follow our live text commentary throughout the evening for the very latest from around the grounds.