This game is still to come to the boil, with neither side threatening so far in what has been a quiet first 10 minutes.

Glenavon go oh so close to grabbing an early goal with Stephen Murray breaking down the left, his shot flashes across goal with Andrew Mitchell nearly getting on the end of it at the far post.

The visitors have made a bright start with Ryan Mayse sending a weak shot straight at Chris Johns before Steven Douglas smacks a clearance off the United midfielder, with the ball luckily trickling back to find the arms of the Bannsiders keeper.

Resident NI stat man Marshall Gillespie is on the ball for this Eoin Bradley figure.

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It may not be crisis stage just yet for Crusaders, but with three defeats in their opening seven Irish Premiership games, the champions can ill afford to drop more points tonight.

They are up against a Dungannon Swifts side, with Dixie Robinson in temporary charge, who are the only top-flight team still seeking a league win this season.

Crues boss Stephen Baxter makes just one change, with Howard Beverland coming into the back four and Billy Joe Burns dropping to the bench.

There are three changes to the Swifts side that drew with Ards on Saturday, with Corey McMullan, Alan Teggart and Kris Lowe starting in place of Paul McElroy, Mark Patton and Rhyss Campbell.

Dungannon Swifts: Moore, Hegarty, Armstrong, Clucas, Hughes, McMullan, Harpur, Teggart, O'Rourke, Lowe, Hutchinson.

Crusaders: O'Neill, McChrystal, Beverland, Coates, Lowry, Ward, Carvill, Owens, Snoddy Heatley, Clarke.

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Joel Taggart and former Irish League striker, Chris Morgan, analyse all the major talking points from Saturday's Danske Bank Premiership action.

Dungannon Swift's Chris Hegarty makes his debut on this week's programme.

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Aaron Harmon comes in for Glenavon in Gary Hamilton's only change from Saturday's brilliant win against Crusaders as Dylan King makes way.

Ards, with their four consecutive clean sheets, make two changes with Jonah Mitchell and David McAllister replacing Eamon McAllister and Kyle Cherry.

The league's highest scorers against a goalkeeper who hasn't conceded in over 375 minutes. Something's got to give.

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Rodney McAree goes with one change to the Bannsiders line-up from his first game in charge against Linfield on Saturday.

There's a return to the team for striker Eoin Bradley with Ian Parkhill dropping out.

Ballymena manager David Jeffrey makes no fewer than seven changes for the Ballycastle Road derby after the weekend defeat by Cliftonville.

In come Tony Kane, Scot Whiteside, Steven McCullough, Andy McCrory, Leroy Millar, Johnny McMurray and Adam Lecky.

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A pretty tasty first two games in charge of Coleraine for new boss Rodney McAree - Premiership leaders Linfield for starters on Saturday and now derby rivals Ballymena United three days later.

The Bannsiders played out a Showgrounds stalemate with the Blues and they again hold home advantage as David Jeffrey's outfit make the short trip up the A26.

Linfield could be leaders no more by around 21:30 BST for Glenavon sit just two points behind in second and the Lurgan Blues are on the road to face Ards, who have not conceded a goal in their last three league games (although they haven't managed to score either!).

We go to Stangmore Park to complete our triple bill as bottom side Dungannon Swifts host a Crusaders team desperate to find the form that took them to three titles in the last four years. The champions are already eight points off the pace.

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