Crusaders are enjoying all the chances here but are yet to make the breakthrough.

This time Jordan Owens is afforded far too much space at the back post and his shot across goal beats Jonny Parr, only to be cleared off the line by the sliding Jordan Dane.

Martin Smith volleys over for Coleraine before the Swifts twice go close - Chris John keeps out Ryan Harpur's backpost header and a low shot from Grant Hutchinson. Dungannon are proving no pushovers and it's been a close affair in the opening 20 minutes.

Paul Heatley is causing the home side a few problems already. He runs directly at the defence and sends a low shot towards goal. The effort takes a deflection as it bobbles onto the foot of the post.

Crusaders are controlling posession in the early stages at Milltown.

Matthew Snoddy loops a header forward towards Paul Heatley, who is stretching as he volleys towards goal. It's well controlled but straight at Jonny Parr who easily holds the shot.

Dungannon are presented with a 20-yard free-kick and it's a decent angle for Dougie Wilson, but he strokes the ball just over the Coleraine bar.

First chance of the game and it fall to the hosts - Darren McCauley delivers a pinpoint cross but Brad Lyons fails to get enough power on his header and it's a comfortable save for keeper Stuart Addis. Not a flak of snow in sight at the Showgrounds but I'm sure it's pretty nippy for the Bannsiders faithful.

Sean O'Neill makes his first appearance of the season in nets for the Crues. Howard Beverland is suspended so in comes Colin Coates, Matthew Snoddy starts in place of Sean Ward.

Good news for Warrenpoint who welcome back top scorer Darren Murray. Anto Reilly also comes in as TJ Murray and Stephen Moan drop to the bench.

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Just one change for the Bannsiders and it comes in defence, with Stephen O'Donnell coming in for David Ogilby. Dungannon boss Rodney McAree brings Chris Hegarty, Douglas Wilson and Ally Teggart into his team to face the leaders.

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The scene at Taylor's Avenue could be lifted out of a winter wonderland.

Pretty to look at, rubbish to play football on.

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As duets go, surely this must be up there with the best. It's our very own Jackie Fullerton and Coleraine boss Oran Kearney belting out a Rod Stewart classic. What do you think? Remember, it's the season of goodwill so don't be too harsh.

Crusaders have scored more league goals than any other team this season.

Matthew Tipton knows his Warrenpoint side will have to be at the very top of their game if they are to keep the visitors at bay.

The manager of the month award has belonged exclusively to Oran Kearney so far this season. Stephen Baxter has become the second manager to pick up the honours following his team's brilliant run of form in November.

In the Premiership, the Crues won three and drew one whilst progressing in the League Cup and the Scottish Challenge Cup. They also booked their place in the final of the County Antrim Shield.

Having not tasted defeat since early October, can they keep the momentum going today?

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