Shaun Leppard goes route one with a long ball over the top, and Brian Healy latches onto it in behind the Glenavon defence.

The frontman goes for the early lob with Jacob Carney off his line, but it drifts wide of the far post.

Matthew Shevlin gets us under way for the second half.

No changes during the break for either team.

The action resumes with Daniel Larmour replacing James Singleton at the break.

Both managers opt for the same line-ups for the start of the second period.

The second half is under way at Mourneview Park.

Thomas Maguire gets us back under way after the restart in north Belfast.

Pat Hoban ghosts in ahead of Declan Dunne to head Glentoran in front.

Ben Wylie produces some nifty footwork before producing a beautiful finish to double Coleraine's money at Bangor.

Half-time at Clandeboye Park where Coleraine lead 2-0.

Matthew Shevlin fired the visitors in front with his 14th league goal of the season just after the half hour before Ben Wylie doubled the lead with his first goal since making the move from Portadown.

At the other end, Coleraine keeper Ryan Schofield produced a superb save to deny Reece Neale in added time.

Feel there's more goals in this one.

We're into four additional minutes at Clandeboye Park where the home side have come within the width of a crossbar of pulling a goal back.

Reece Neale, sporting a head bandage following his earlier injury, curls a powerful shot with the outside of his left foot from outside the penalty area.

Somehow, Coleraine keeper Ryan Schofield gets a touch to the shot, deflecting it away from goal.

Pat Hoban's header gives the away side the lead at the break.

Larne lead at the break in what has been an entertaining half of football at Seaview.

Both teams look likely in attacking areas, with all to play for in the second half.

Jordan Forsythe sees his penalty saved by Rohan Ferguson, but Harry Jewitt-White is on hand to slot home the rebound to give Crusaders hope.

An exciting end-to-end first 45 minutes comes to an end.

Ryan Curran gave the Reds the lead on 22 minutes, but it was short-lived as Paul McGovern drew the hosts level with his sixth league goal of the season.

Matt Yates' goal has Linfield in the ascendancy at the end of the opening 45 minutes.

There will be two minutes of additional time at the end of the first half.

Just the one minute added on at the end of this first half.

Stephen Mallon picks Harry Wilson’s pocket and sparks a counter, feeding Peter Campbell down the left.

His low cross is cut out, and after a brief scramble, the Lurgan Blues eventually win a corner, but it comes to nothing.

Paul O'Neill strikes with a venomous effort from a central area outside the box but sees his shot sail just over the crossbar.