Those two early goals mean it remains deadlocked at the break at Stangmore Park.

Given the open nature of the first 45 minutes, it would be no great surprise if there are further additions to the scoresheet in the second period.

Make that three for Glentoran and three for Jordan Jenkins.

The Irish Premiership side are 45 minutes away from a quarter-final tie with Larne.

Scoreless at the break.

Ballymena United striker Igor Rutkowski had the best chance of the opening 45 minutes but was denied by a fine save from Musa Nimaga while at the other end Kieran McKechnie went closest for the visitors with a shot which went narrowly past the post.

Plenty of endeavour but, so far, lacking in quality.

Alex Moore guesses correctly to stop Brian Healy's spot kick

Referee Chris Morrrsion signals for both sets of players to head down the tunnel while we await the lights to come back on.

A Jordan Jenkins first-half hat-trick has the Glens in a commanding lead at the break against their amateur league opponents.

The Swifts almost go in front in first half stoppage time as a quick counter-attack sees Kobei Moore play the ball in to the path of Kealan Dillon's run from midfield.

Dillon's effort is blocked by keeper Chris Johns and the ball ricochets back off the Dungannon player before going behind for a goal kick.

We're into one minute of additional time.

A half chance for the visitors as we approach half-time.

Kieran McKechnie's corner causes panic in the home defence before Thomas Maguire's low effort is deflected wide.

McKechnie sends a follow-up effort wide of Bradley Wade's near post.

Caolan Marron's evening is over for Dungannon as he limps off to be replaced by Shea Gordon.

That will no doubt prompt a positional change from Swifts boss Rodney McAree.

A bizarre scene unfolds as Harry Wilson receives medical treatment, and the pitch is suddenly plunged into darkness.

The floodlights have failed completely. I'm just hoping the electric heater next to me doesn't go next!

David Toure has been a good outlet down the right for Ballymena United.

Another driving run into the Crusaders penalty area is stopped only by a well-timed tackle from left-back Cameron Bruce.

A few crunching tackles flying in from both sides.

Jack Scott eventually finds space to strike from distance, but that's not troubling Lewis Ridd.

Two for Glentoran, two for Jordan Jenkins.

Success Edogun tries his luck from distance but drags his right foot shot wide of the target.

Brian Healy steps up for the visitors and drills a low penalty toward the bottom corner.

Alex Moore guesses correctly and dives to his left to parry the ball away for the hosts.

Easy decision for referee Chris Morrison as Luke Wilson pulls Brian Healy back in the area.

Another opening for Linfield as Danny Wallace's back-header falls short of its target.

Matthew Fitzpatrick is quickly in but his shot from an acute angle is deflected onto the post by keeper Declan Dunne.