Glenavon remain on top in search of an equaliser.

They have produced a few opportunities in the second half, but so far Alex Moore has dealt with them comfortably.

Here is how Matty Lusty lashed home a leveller at the second attempt for Larne at Windsor Park.

Game on!

Another injury break - this time Charles Dunne with cramp - means another drinks/tactics break for both sets of players.

Will Patching steps up to take the free-kick but curls his effort over the crossbar.

Ronan Doherty fouls Ben Wylie just outside the penalty area and Coleraine have a free-kick in a central area.

Coleraine's Rowan McDonald has been unable to shake off that earlier injury and is replaced by Dylan Boyle.

Coleraine make a change as Matthew Shevlin replaces Jamie Glackin.

Liam Beckett
Sportsound summariser

That has been coming, Larne have come out of the blocks much better in the second half. Lusty buries it.

Andy Ryan steps away from Charles Dunne, cuts inside and tries to curl an effort into the top corner but his measurements are slightly out and it goes over.

Larne's tails are really up now.

Adam Towe replaces Tabu Rabby Minzamba for the Ports.

Moments later Alex Moore makes a strong stop at his near post to deny the lively Paul McGovern.

The Lurgan Blues are creating several opportunities as they go in search of an equaliser.

Coleraine's Rowan McDonald receives some running repairs, giving players from both sides a chance to take on some fluids and some tactical advice from their coaches.

Nathaniel Ferris squanders a good opportunity as he strikes straight at Alex Moore with his left foot.

Either side of the goalkeeper and there's a good chance Glenavon are level.

Larne's Jordan McEneff is the first player cautioned for pulling back Coleraine's Charles Dunne.

Liam Beckett
Sportsound summariser

The three of them were fabulous saves but I think that was the best from Schofield. Larne need to do that more, get the ball out wide and put crosses in, they need to get Cosgrove into it.

So close to an equaliser for Larne as Tomas Cosgrove's cross from the right flicks off Rowan McDonald.

It looks destined to be an own goal but keeper Ryan Schofield again dives full length to flick the ball away.

That's three huge saves now from the Bannsiders keeper in this game.

Totally against the run of play Portadown hit Glenavon on the counter attack and almost double their lead.

Eamon Fyfe plays James Teelan through in a dangerous position, with Jacob Carney forced into a smart save at point-blank range.

The Lurgan Blues may be on top in the early stages of the second half, but the Ports still carry a threat on the break.

Some trickery on the wing from Joel Cooper, who then runs at Matt Ridley, with both players ending up on the ground.

Referee Tony Clarke - on the advice of his assistant - awards a free-kick to Larne, much to the annoyance of the Coleraine fans.

Larne pile on the pressure from a corner with Ronan Doherty's shot blocked by Rowan McDonald.

Gary Haveron's side have started the second half on the front foot.