Jarlath O'Rourke can't steer Jordan Stewart's cross towards goal.

That would have been some way to start your career at Glentoran!

Another twist in this game as Ballymena skipper Matthew Clarke is shown a second yellow card for a foul on Isaac Baird.

Can Linfield benefit from their numerical advantage in the final 20 minutes?

A change apiece as Linfield bring on Kirk Millar in place of Adam Frizzell.

Ballymena respond by taking off Daire O'Connor and bringing on Joel Thompson.

Just over an hour gone at Clandeboye Park where Coleraine retain their two-goal advantage.

The second period is yet to reach the heights of an entertaining first half.

Ben Cushnie goes into the referee's notebook for a late tackle on Coleraine midfielder Dylan Boyle.

Tiernan Kelly finds space but his shot from just outside the box is well over the crossbar.

The defensive midfielder pulls his shirt over his eyes after that. He knows he should have done better there.

A straight swap up top for the visitors as Joe Gormley replaces Ryan Curran.

Ethan McGee cuts the ball back from the bye-line to the in-rushing Adam Frizzell but his shot is saved by Ballymena keeper Brad Wade.

Double change for the Lurgan Blues as Charlie Lindsay and Stephen Mallon make way.

On come John Mountney and Gavin Gilmore as Michael O’Connor freshens things up.

Postpublished at 16:22 GMT 31 January

16:22 GMT 31 January

Crusaders 2-2 Larne

It looks like Fraser Bryden's afternoon could be over after colliding with the post.

The Crusaders talisman almost got on the end of a cross, but has come off worse for wear.

Bryden has been down for an extended period now and looks like he will require a stretcher.

A first change of the afternoon just after the hour for the visitors as Jamie McGonigle comes on for James Akintunde.

Isaac Baird gets in behind the Ballymena defence but can only fire into the side netting.

Gary Haveron looks to his bench for the first time as he makes a triple change.

Matthew Lusty, Conor McKendry and Benji Magee come on in place of Tiarnan O'Connor, Leroy Millar and Jordan McEneff.

It's absolutely chucking it down at Windsor Park where the pitch, which has attracted criticism most recently from Linfield boss David Healy, is a proper mudbath.

Igor Rutkowski profits from indecision in the Linfield defence to level it up at Windsor Park.

Rodney McAree turns to his bench and brings on debutant Paul Doyle and Sean McAllister for Corey Smith and Kealan Dillon.

Fraser Bryden thumps home a goal of the season contender to complete the comeback for Crusaders at Seaview.

Mark Coyle tries his luck from distance but fails to trouble Bangor goalkeeper Gareth Deane.

Aidan Kelly’s poor clearance drops kindly for Stephen Mallon on the edge.

He meets it first time and catches it sweetly, but Lewis Ridd reacts brilliantly, tipping it behind for a corner. Superb stop to keep it level.