Tony Gorman
BBC Radio Ulster summariser

Cooper's shot was too powerful for the keeper. It has gone past him before he could see it, high into the net.

Penalty to Crusaders.

Bangor’s Lewis Francis receives the first booking of the afternoon for a late challenge on Shay McCartan moments after the restart.

We're back under way for the second half in Bangor.

Lee Feeny makes a switch at the break, replacing Jay Boyd with Ben Arthurs.

Dungannon threaten again from a free kick - this time it's Leo Alves whose curling shot clips the outside of the side netting on its way past.

Ballymena should be in front inside the opening 60 seconds of the second half as Success Edogun's low cross finds Igor Rutkowski on the edge of the six yard box but his scuffed finish is saved by Declan Dunne.

Glenavon with a quick start Niall Quinn delivers a cross to Conor Falls, who sees his effort go behind for a corner.

The second half is under way.

We are back under way for the start of the second half.

One change for the Reds as Joe Sheridan makes way for Sean Robertson.

We are back under way at Mourneview Park.

Declan Devine makes one change Jordan Stewart comes on for Ben Gallagher.

The second half begins with no changes in personnel from either manager.

Danny Gibson strokes home a penalty to add a third for Carrick Rangers in a remarkable end to the half at Solitude.

Tony Gorman
BBC Radio Ulster summariser

I think Coleraine will have to come out and make changes.

We have seen a couple of times this season that they have had a flat first half and then made changes which livens it up. That is what they need today.

Paul Heatley turns home from Danny Gibson's cross to turn the game on its head and put Carrick ahead.

Dean Shiels
Former Coleraine and Dungannon Swifts boss on BBC Sportsound

Glenavon have had three or four opportunities to hurt Glentoran and they haven't taken them.

MJ Kamara and Kane in the middle of defence, even though Glenavon have looked quite good but haven't been able to get in behind them.

Watch as Fraser Bryden's first-time-finish fires Crues ahead at the Coleraine Showgrounds.

Stephen Fallon has the final chance of the half, dragging his effort narrowly wide of the post before Ian McNabb brings proceedings to a close.

The Seasiders may feel disappointed not to have turned their pressure into a first-half lead.

Here is how Danny Gibson pounced on some slack Cliftonville defending to coolly level for the visitors.

Half-time at the Showgrounds where it's visitors Crusaders who are in front thanks to Fraser Bryden's 15th goal of the season.

The striker timed his run to perfection to get on the end of a Finley Thorndike pass just after the half hour and score from close range.

The Crues have had other chances, too, Adam Brooks and Elliot Dunlop going close.

Coleraine have passed up a number of opportunities, Joel Cooper, Will Patching and Ben Wylie all prominent, but have yet to find a way past Musa Dibaga in the away goal.

So, plenty for both bosses to think about during the break.