Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland

You fear a bit for Runavik now. The heart appears to have gone out of them, with Aberdeen emerging from the interval with a real sense of purpose and what looks like a real hunger for a few goals now.

Paul O'Neil has a chance to find the target deep inside the Well penalty box.

But the striker can only scoop his volley high in the air.

Allan Preston
BBC Scotland summariser on Sportsound

Derek McInnes said Curtis Main wouldn't have 90 minutes in him. He probably feels there's no need to risk the striker in this tie any further.

On comes the exciting Ryan Hedges, who immediately sets up Dylan McGeouch on the edge of the box. His effort is well saved by goalkeeper Torour Thomsen.

We're off again at Pittodrie, but they're waiting for Glentoran to reappear at Fir Park.

There's a change at Pittodrie. News of that shortly.

They were right in the game until the 36th minute, Clive, but that Lewis Ferguson goal knocked the stuffing out of them and Curtis Main looks to have finished the tie off.

The teams are back out for the second half, you'd expect Aberdeen to see this game out comfortably now.

It's still all to play for at Fir Park.

I assume there is no way back for the Faroese at Pittodrie, Jordan?

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Radio Scotland

Motherwell haven't scored in 225 minutes of football now.

They need to break that sequence tonight to progress as these are one-off ties at this stage.

Glentoran will fancy their chances of an upset the longer it goes on like this.

Scott Mullen
BBC Scotland at Fir Park

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The post David Turnbull era has not proved to be any more relaxed for Motherwell fans fidgeting on their sofas at home throughout this first 45.

Plenty of the ball has belonged to Stephen Robinson's men, but Dayle Coleing has had two saves to make. At the other end, an instinctive save from Trevor Carson spared the hosts' blushes. Mick McDermott will be looking for more of the same from his team in the second half.

Motherwell do look in the mood when they go forward and the more likely to score, but they need to make sure they don't get suckered at the back like they did against Hamilton.

Glentoran desperately survive two goalmouth scrambles, but Motherwell continue to struggle to find their scoring touch.

So, the complexion of this game changed quite quickly.

Though Aberdeen were on top, they were hardly huffing and puffing - more of a gentle blow in the general direction of the Runavik goal.

But they suddenly found a bit of incision in attack. Andy Considine's cross was well finished by Lewis Ferguson, and just six minutes later Curtis Main tapped into an empty net after great play by Scott Wright.

NSI manager Glenn Stahl said Aberdeen needed to have their "worst game ever" if his side were to have any chance. I've seen them play worse, so it looks like they're up against it.

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Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland

That looks like game over at Pittodrie now. While the goalscorers will get the headlines, the creators are worthy of praise. Andrew Considine and Scott Wright picking open the stuffy opponents with great balls in.

Glentoran threaten again and a shot flashes across the face of the Well goal.

The Northern Irish side are certainly not overawed.

Aberdeen have led the way so far, but Well are inching closer to a breakthrough themselves as Chris Long this time fires straight at goalkeeper Dayle Coleing.

A snap shot inside the Glentoran penalty box from Stephen O'Donnell, but it is straight at goalkeeper Dayle Coleing.