Tiernan Lynch
Derry City manager and former Larne boss on BBC Radio Ulster

I would like to see it again.

As soon as the tackle was made, I didn't automatically think it was a sending off.

Ballymena have emerged the brighter team after the break.

The visitors are now putting together quick passing patterns with lots of energy.

Nathan Gartside is adjudged to have brought down Danny Wallace as they went for a loose ball in the box!

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Cliftonville are down to ten.

Odhran Casey is shown a second yellow card by Louise Thompson for a late challenge on Paul McGovern near the halfway line.

Linfield striker Matthew Fitzpatrick is booked for a tackle on Crusaders skipper Jarlath O'Rourke.

Aidan Steele picks out Adam Lecky from the right but his touch is cleared. Only as far as Kyle Cherry whose speculative effort is well held by Declan Dunne.

Success Edogun clips Lewis MacKinnon, as the defender makes a clearance, and ends up in Declan Hassan's book.

Back under way at Taylors Avenue.

Rodney McAree makes a sub at the break with Sean McAllister on for the cautioned Kealan Dillon.

Thomas Lavery tries his luck with a first-time strike from 20 yards, but it whistles wide of the target. Decent connection, but never really troubling Sean Hamill.

We are back under way at Solitude.

It’s a high bar after that first-half rollercoaster, but if the next 45 comes close, we’re in for a treat.

Watch Jonny Addis rifle home a shot to edge Cliftonville ahead against Glenavon.

Sam Roscoe glances a header wide from a Kirk Millar corner as Linfield hunt a third goal that would almost certainly wrap up the points.

We are back under way at a blustery Shamrock Park.

Play resumes at Windsor Park where Crusaders have made two changes at the interval.

Ross Clarke and Elliot Dunlop have replaced Lloyd Anderson and Lewis Barr for the visitors.

Oran Kearney's reveal as Ballymena manager was quite something....

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Dean Shiels
Former Coleraine and Dungannon Swifts boss on BBC Sportsound

I thought the Glentoran and Larne game was very poor.

It looked lacklustre and people showed a lack of courage. No one wanted to take risks.

It looked like neither team wanted to lose the game but neither wanted to take it by the scruff of the neck and go and try to win.

Watch Joe Sheridan find the net to equalise for Cliftonville against Glenavon.

Barry Gray
BBC Radio Ulster summariser

Both sides have been very resolute in front of goal with very few opportunities to talk about.

We are very hopeful that the second half will be better than what we have seen in the opening 45.