Paul Doyle whips a corner toward the near post, but it is a poor delivery and Michael Glynn clears with ease.

Paul Doyle whips a dangerous inswinging cross toward Kobei Moore, but Jonny Addis is well placed to head the ball clear.

Darren Murphy
Loughgall manager on BBC Sport NI

Cliftonville had their warning sign with the Moore chance and they stepped off Scott and it's a great strike.

Kobei Moore finds a pocket of space just inside the area and snaps a quick shot toward the near post that whistles narrowly wide.

It has been all Dungannon in these opening 15 minutes.

Sean McAllister looks to cause problems out wide, but Shaun Leppard is there to make the block.

Darren Murphy
Loughgall manager on BBC Sport NI

The game is very open. Both teams are breaking forward quickly. It's been an entertaining watch so far.

Jonny Addis searches for Brian Healy with a direct ball over the top, but Adam Glenny is alert to the danger and tidies up for the hosts.

We still await the away side's first meaningful effort on goal.

The Swifts are content to sit deep and allow the visitors to knock it around at the back.

Jim Magilton is on the edge of his technical area, frantically urging his side to move the ball with more urgency.

Tiernan Kelly reads Jonny Addis’ pass and nips in to intercept before driving purposefully into space and drilling in a low effort that Lewis Ridd smothers.

Corey Smith stands up a teasing cross to the back post where Tiernan Kelly climbs well, but his header loops over the crossbar.

We’re under way at Stangmore Park.

The hosts took the points when these sides last met here. Can they do it again, or will the Reds make it three wins on the bounce in all competitions?

Coleraine boss Ruaidhri Higgins dismissed rumours linking him with the vacant Wigan Athletic job.

The Latics are on the hunt for a new manager after Ryan Lowe was sacked after 11 months in charge on Saturday.

But Higgins, who took over as Bannsiders boss in May last year, says there is "nothing in" talk of him being considered as a potential candidate for the League One side.

"I've seen that myself. My phone has been hopping for the last day or two from people sending me stuff. There is nothing in it," he told BBC Sport NI.

"I'm in this job six or seven months I have a brilliant owner, brilliant chief exec, brilliant staff and brilliant players. The club going in the right direction and I'm so happy here, the happiest I have been in a long time.

"You don't really expect it [to be linked with the Wigan job] but my full focus is on this football club and how we fulfil our potential.

"There's nothing to report on that whatsoever."

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BBC iPlayer

You can now watch Dungannon Swifts v Cliftonville on BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport NI website.

Joel Taggart is joined on commentary by former Dungannon Swifts manager Darren Murphy.

Watch highlights as Matthew Fitzpatrick scores three in Linfield's 6-0 win over Dungannon Swifts in the Irish Premiership on Tuesday.

Rodney McAree makes four changes following the 6-0 defeat at Windsor Park, with Danny Wallace, Gael Bigiramana, Corey Smith, and Sean McAllister drafted into the starting line-up.

Caolan Marron, Kealan Dillon, Leo Alves and Shea Gordon make way as McAree reshapes his side in pursuit of a response to three defeats on the bounce in the league.

Jim Magilton also alters his selection despite the 3-1 win over Bangor.

Callum McCay, Josh Kelly, Joe Sheridan and Brian Healy come into the XI, while Rory Hale, Conor Pepper, Adam Carroll and Liam McStravick are named among the substitutes.

Dungannon Swifts: Dunne, Scott, T. Kelly, Glenny, McGinty, Doyle, Wallace, Moore, Bigiramana (c), C. Smith, McAllister.

Subs: Henderson, Marron, Knowles, Dillon, Alves, M. Smith, Mitchell.

Cliftonville: Ridd, Addis (c), Leppard, McClelland, McCay, Gormley, Glynn, Toole, J. Kelly, Healy, Sheridan.

Subs: Balfour, Pepper, Hale, McStravick, Curran, Hawthorne, Carroll.

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Watch highlights as Cliftonville beat Bangor 3-1 in the Irish Premiership at Solitude on Tuesday night.

Cliftonville boss Jim Magilton is wary that Dungannon Swifts will be out to produce an "immediate response" when they face the Reds at Stangmore Park on Friday night.

Rodney McAree's side suffered a 6-0 thrashing at the hands of Linfield on Tuesday while Magilton's team picked up a moral-boosting 3-1 win over Bangor.

As a result, Magilton expects the Swifts to come out fighting at home as they look to make up for their Windsor Park humbling.

"Well, at the very least, I’m expecting a tough game. It’s always difficult going down there. They’re a really good side, and if you lose 6-0, you’re going to look for an immediate response," he told BBC Sport NI.

"Rodney will definitely have them fired up, especially after Tuesday result. They’ve always been tough opponents for us, and we know what to expect.

"We’ll need to match that intensity and present ourselves in a way that gives us the best chance of getting a result."

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Hello and welcome to our live coverage of tonight's Irish Premiership game between Dungannon Swifts and Cliftonville at Stangmore Park.

The Swifts sit fifth in the table and will aim to bounce back from a heavy defeat by Linfield midweek by picking up a win that will help cement their place in the top six.

Cliftonville got a first league win of the year on Tuesday at home to Bangor and will want to take home three points this evening to move into the top half of the table.

The game will be live on BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport website and we will also have live text commentary and in-play clips so you won't miss any of the action.

Enjoy!

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