We're into the last 10 minutes at the Showgrounds and this could go either way. Play has resumed after a lengthy delay for treatment to Coleraine scorer Brad Lyons, who recovered and was substituted after taking a knock to the head. So there should be a fair bit of added time and how these teams would love to score a last-gasp winner!

Cushley has injected some much-needed urgency into the Crusaders attack, skipping past a challenge before dragging his effort wide. However, the expected Crues onslaught has not fully materialised and, with less than ten minutes to play, this game looks beyond them.

Whatever happens in the final 15 minutes, Mark Sykes has been in scintillating form for Glenavon today. His pace, deft touch and range of trickery have been a joy to watch at Seaview this afternoon and has been a constant feature of the Lurgan Blues' attack.

The 20-year-old, evidently in buoyant mood after scoring for the Northern Ireland U21 side during the week, has characterised Glenavon's enterprising approach to this game and Gary Hamilton will be thrilled with his contributions.

The home side's attempt at a comeback is being met with a stout rebuttal by Glenavon's defenders, who are marking Owens closely and not affording Heatley any space either. Time running out for the Crues.

Glentoran have got plenty of crosses into the Cliftonville box but to no avail yet. It hasn't been a particularly memorable spectacle at The Oval but, for Barry Gray, it's shaping up to be another important three points and a clean sheet.

Great effort from Sykes who swivels and volleys from the edge of the area but Jensen is equal to it! That would have been a spectacular finish had it found the back of the net.

The Lurgan Blues are pushing for a fourth now as Mitchell - who has typically been a handful today - cuts inside and flashes a left-footed drive just wide with Jensen flat-footed.

Glenavon aren't sitting back by any means. It's a bold strategy, for sure, but they may rethink their approach if Crusaders pull one back.

Another chance goes begging for Crusaders as Heatley charges into the area before firing straight at Tuffey. It's another massive let-off for Glenavon but we can see the Crues gaining momentum now.

What a chance for Jordan Owens! Burns' cross is a glorious one, finding the big striker completely unmarked, but her can only glance his header wide. He usually snaps those chances up but it just hasn't been his day so far.

Billy Joe Burns fires inches wide from the edge of the area! A real statement of intent for this second-half from the home side.

Stephen Baxter's half-time thoughts were evidently brief and almost certainly to the point as his players are already back out on the pitch.