That's a huge chance for the Seasiders to get level.

Ben Arthurs beats the offside trap from a long punt forward having only the goalkeeper to beat, but takes a heavy touch and Chris Johns is quick off his line to thwart the danger.

A better touch from Arthurs and he would have at least had the opportunity to get a shot away.

That should've been a fourth goal for Dungannon and a second for Sean McAllister.

Leo Alves and Junior Uzokwe combine down the left, and the former's cross is met by the incoming Sean McAllister who somehow manages to blaze his effort high and over the Ards crossbar from close range.

Paul Heatley leaves the field and on comes former US international Matthew Olosunde.

It is fair to say that Carrick fans are excited about this debutant.

The visitors have their best chance of the game as Andrew Hoey's curling effort almost finds the top corner.

Cliftonville respond but Sean Robertson's effort flashes across the face of goal.

Here is how Joe Crowe acrobatically fired home a third for Carrick Rangers.

Jim Magilton probably would have hoped not to have to use the cavalry but with a rather stagnant display, he introduces Ryan Curran and Rory Hale in place of goal-scorer Conor Falls and Harry Wilson just after the hour mark.

Dungannon continue to dominate but are yet to create any openings in what has been a quiet opening to the second half.

Rodney McAree uses a break in play to introduce both Shea Gordon and James Knowles for Gael Bigirimana and Kealan Dillon respectively.

David Healy shuffles his pack with three changes in the 65th minute.

Jamie Mulgrew, Callumn Morrison and Ben Hall replace Isaac Baird, Matt Yates and Sean Brown.

There is still a game going on at Solitude but we have had next to no action worth noting after the break.

Brian Healy blazes one over the crossbar on what has been a rather quiet debut for the man signed from the Welders this week.

Things go from bad to worse for Comber as Brendan Nelson has just been shown his marching orders.

Stephen McGuinness is the first Bangor player in referee Chris Morrison's book.

Lee Feeney makes a double change and introduces two Ben's are introduced.

Ben Cushnie and Ben Arthurs replace Stephen Fallon and Jay Boyd.

Some patient build-up play from the Blues before Matthew Fitzpatrick forces Gareth Deane into a save.

Charlie Allen's cross is met on the head by Fitzpatrick, who makes glancing contact with Deane equal to it.

Aidan Steele almost grabs a third for Carrick directly from a corner.

The balls swings in above the head of a nervous looking Daniel Collett and bounces off the top of the crossbar and out.