Paul Doyle goes to ground under a challenge and lies on top of the ball, prompting a little bit of silliness involving players from both sides, which referee Christopher Morrison quickly stamps out.

Harry Wilson's strong run from midfield draws a foul from Shea Gordon, resulting in a yellow card for the Dungannon player.

Leo Alves takes the resultant corner but the ball hits teammate Cahal McGinty before the defender can properly prepare for it and the chance is gone.

Leo Alves wins a free-kick for Dungannon close to 30 yards from goal.

He hits the free-kick himself, but it flicks off the defensive wall and deflects behind for a corner.

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Former Glentoran captain on BBC Sport NI

It is a fantastic tackle from Danny Wallace, let's not take anything away from it.

However, we talked about Brian Healy earlier and, at this level, you are not going to get that extra half a second and you have to get a shot away.

Massive let off for Dungannon and a huge chance for Cliftonville.

Rory Hale splits the Dungannon defence with an inch-perfect pass into the run of Brian Healy but as the frontman bears down on goal, he is denied by a superbly-timed intervention from Danny Wallace to poke the ball behind for a corner.

Top-notch defending from the centre-back.

Dungannon's Tiernan Kelly picks up the first yellow card of the evening for a challenge on Harry Wilson.

That was a good effort from Jonny Addis.

Rory Hale was quick to get out of the way and let him have a go.

Cliftonville go close as Jonny Addis' low free-kick from just outside the penalty area brushes the outside of the side netting on its way past.

Micheal Glynn's corner is punched clear by Swifts keeper Declan Dunne but only as far as Liam McStravick on the edge of the area but he fires over.

Micheal Glynn's dangerous cross from the left has Swifts defender Danny Wallace in two minds as to how to deal with it.

He eventually leaves it and Brian Healy, coming in behind, can't react quickly enough to get on the end of it.

Kobei Moore lays the ball back into the path of Gael Bigirimana but his ambitious 30-yard strike is always straight down the throat of Reds keeper PJ Morrison.

Plenty of noise from both sets of fans but nothing to really raise the decibel level as yet.

Some clever inter-play on the left flank sees Micheal Glynn play in Jonny Addis but just as the defender attempts to cut the ball into the penalty area, he takes a heavy touch, allowing Cahal McGinty to come across and clear the danger.

Dungannon, somewhat awkwardly, clear the resultant corner.

Kobei Moore cuts in from the right flank for Dungannon but his left-footed shot is off-target.

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Former Glentoran captain on BBC Sport NI

Cliftonville in the first five minutes are enjoying more of the ball and Dungannon are retreating and letting them have it.

Cliftonville make strides on the right flank and although Joe Toole's cross is missed by Brian Healy in the middle, it falls to Micheal Glynn at the back post.

He swings that trusty left foot, but his effort is well blocked by Shea Gordon.

Dungannon break quickly and move the ball at pace but Paul Doyle takes an errant first touch just outside the penalty area and Cliftonville are able to snuff out the danger.

Rory Hale swings in a deep free-kick from the left flank but it eludes everyone and drifts behind for a goal kick.

Jonny Addis is eased out of the way as he attempts to get on the end of it, leading to appeals for a penalty from the Cliftonville support but Christopher Morrison firmly shakes his head.

It’s perhaps indicative of the period of transition that Jim Magilton has overseen in the past year that only four of the side which started last season’s Irish Cup final between these two teams are in tonight’s starting line-up.

Another player who started for the Reds in that game – Shea Gordon – is in the opposing line-up this evening following his January switch between the clubs.

Dungannon boss Rodney McAree can call upon six players who took to the field last May as the Swifts lifted the trophy for the first time.