Roy Carroll distinguishes himself again after Mark Stafford's attempted clearing header inside the box comes off a Glentoran player and towards the Linfield goal.

The experienced Northern Ireland stopper prevents what would have been something of a freak equaliser.

After a shaky start, Dungannon have certainly gained a foothold in proceedings and look to be growing in confidence with every minute.

Cliftonville have put together some neat passing sequences but not much in the way of clear-cut chances so far.

There has been lots of early endeavour in Bangor but no real chances as leaders Coleraine and Ards have drawn a blank so far. The sun is shining brightly at least.

Aaron Burns is denied by a good stop from Elliott Morris at the other end of the pitch.

A frantic end-to-end start at Windsor Park but just the one goal so far.

Linfield goalkeeper Roy Carroll makes a fine double save from Glentoran strike duo Robbie McDaid and then Curtis Allen.

Should really have been all square.

We've only played a couple of minutes at Solitude but the Swifts are already pinned back. The Reds, of course, are determined to improve on their recent showings and certainly look full of imagination and energy early on.

Early chance for Paul Heatley, who managed to slip in behind the home defence before looping the ball wide with an awkward-looking volley with the ball still high in the air.

Crusaders looking distinctive in their changed grey strip this afternoon.

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How they stand in the bottom half of the table

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The top six before today's five games...

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Glenavon's Andrew Mitchell leads the way with six goals, one ahead of fellow Mourneview new boy Adam Foley.

Mitchell ended last season top of the goalscoring charts while playing for Dungannon Swifts.

Next up all on four are Glentoran's Curtis Allen, Ballinamallard's Ryan Curran and Warrenpoint Town's Darren Murray

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Ballymena United manager David Jeffrey hails the competitive nature of the Irish Premiership and explains that he expects a "massively difficult" contest against Warrenpoint Town, managed by Ballymena old boy Matthew Tipton.

Glentoran manager Gary Haveron says his side can "always do better and improve" as they aim to build on a promising start to the season which has seen them pick up 11 points from five games.

Cliftonville manager Barry Gray says confidence has been low among a Cliftonville squad who have picked up just one point from their last four league outings and adds that the club are a work in progress as he and his coaching staff try to get their ideas across to the players.