Andrew Mills cleans out Paul O'Neill as he gets in behind the defence! Mills is down hurt but it looks as though Shane Andrews has a yellow card in his hand despite the home crowd baying for a red.

Another big chance goes abegging, this time as Ethan McGee heads over from Kirk Millar's in-swinging corner.

McGee keeps his effort down by heading it into the ground, but sees it bounce over the crossbar.

It's been a frenetic opening 15 minutes at Windsor Park.

Both sides look dangerous on the counter-attack, particularly the visitors.

Leo Alves is looking lively, as is Kobei Moore up top for the Swifts.

Jordan McEneff's effort is deflected over the crossbar (and the stand). Logan Wallace meets the resulting corner with a looping header that Tiarnan O'Connor keeps in play, but he can't fashion a chance under pressure from Michael-John Kamara.

Ben Cushnie wins possession in midfield and slides a neat through ball toward the final third.

The visitors look to break through Ben Arthurs, but Rory Hale is back to cover and cleans up the danger.

13 minutes on the clock and Carrick come closest to opening the scoring.

A corner is played from the left, which is met by the head of BJ Burns at the back post. There is a bit of a scramble before Ben Buchanan-Rolleston attempts a header from six-yards out, but Glenavon manage to clear.

The visitors looking vulnerable in defence.

A pinpoint free-kick delivery from Rory Hale finds Kyle McClelland, who heads the ball back across the face of goal.

The Seasiders are caught ball-watching for a second, but eventually clear their lines.

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It's been a scrappy start to the game.

Glentoran have probably enjoyed more possession, but Larne have that threat up top with O'Connor and Paul O'Neill, who are both a handful for defenders.

A delightful piece of skill from Will Patching sets himself up for a 25 yard shot.

His effort is heading towards the bottom corner but Portadown goalkeeper Alex Moore dives full length to his left to save.

That was dangerous! A delicious in-swinging cross from Jordan Stewart from the left was met by the head of Pat Hoban, but he glances just wide. Twelve minutes gone and that's the closest we have come to a goal.

Leo Alves ghosts past Ben Hall and strikes fiercely at goal, but sees his effort fly high and wide.

It might be a miserable night, but it's been a bright start from both teams at Windsor Park.

Former Coleraine midfielder Josh Carson leaves a calling card on Dylan Boyle.

It prompts a stern talking-to from referee Tim Marshall but no card.

Every player bar Lewis Ridd is currently camped in the visitors' half.

Cliftonville are happy to probe for an opening while Lee Feeney’s side look content to stand off and maintain their shape.

Almost an opener for the Blues up the other end.

A swift counter-attack sees Kirk Millar play Matthew Fitzpatrick through down the right, who squares it into the box first-time.

Sam Taylor takes a touch at the back post before getting a shot away across goal, but Steven Scott comes to the rescue for Dungannon and clears off the line.

An early chance for the visitors as Eamon Fyfe's long throw lands at the feet of Josh Ukek, but he steers his effort past the post from close range.

Both teams feeling their way into this one early doors. Not much to report on except a stern challenge between the McEneff brothers in the middle of the park!

First chance of the game falls the way of the hosts.

A long ball in from the left looks to be landing perfectly for Paul Heatley to volley from 12 yards, but the winger misses the connection.

Aidan Steele does get on the end of the ball behind him but he blazes high and wide.

Chris Johns is forced into a save as he gets down sharply to his right to deny Adam Glenny at the near post.

It's a fairly routine stop by Johns but is a nice move by the visitors to create a half chance.

Concern for Coleraine as Joel Cooper remains on the ground following a heavy challenge on the touchline,.

Thankfully for home fans he's fit to continue.