The Swifts lead at the break through Douglas Wilson's 41st-minute header.

This is a mad game. Cliftonville come again through Joe Gormley whose initial shot is saved by the legs of Chris Johns. Gormely tries and overhead kick from the rebound and it's is eventually smothered by Johns at the second attempt.

End of a brilliantly entertaining half, Cliftonville lead.

The Swifts come close to doubling their lead but Linfield stopper Roy Carroll keeps two efforts from Daniel Hughes out with good saves.

Darren McCauley is stood with his mouth gaping wide open and his head in his hands. he has no idea how that hasn't gone in and neither does anyone else. Except Richard Brush.

Coleraine have more joy down the right and it looks like they are in for a carbon copy of their first goal as it comes on to McCauley a few yards from goal, all alone, he sends it goalwards but somehow Brush gets a sprawling foot to it and the ball goes over the top.

This game is good fun. End to end and lots of openings for both sides.

If I put the scud on this then I profusely apologise, but I would be amazed if we don't see more goals at the Showgrounds this afternoon.

Little to report by way of chances for either side in the opening half hour at Warrenpoint - this game is crying out for a goal.

Dylan Davidson, for whom they have high hopes at Glentoran, has looked razor-sharp throughout the opening half-hour. The 19-year-old midfielder has given the hosts a willing outlet down the right but has demonstrated a willingness to mix up his runs by either keeping tight to the touchline or driving infield to pick out a teammate.

Dungannon had to withstand some early pressure from Linfield, but they've looked solid and are now starting to impose themselves on this game.

Swifts boss Kris Lindsay will no doubt be happy if they can keep their cleansheet until the break.

The champions have been far from their best but they are also playing into a stiff breeze, which should push them on in the second half.

Cliftonville fly out of the traps to score twice in the opening exchanges at the Showgrounds.

Scott Young
Radio Ulster summariser

Gary Haveron
Radio Ulster summariser

Aaron Burns gets up at the back post but can't keep his header down. Up at the other end Ryan Curran has looked dynamic having been brought into the starting line-up.

We all know that on their day Cliftonville have an attack that will cause nightmares for any defence in the league. Signs after the opening half hour are that today might just be their day.

The visitors are struggling under the pressure here. A sweeping move down the left produces another great opportunity for Herron, who clips the crossbar from ten yards out. His first effort was from distance but the midfielder should have hit the target there, especially after Ross Redman's enterprising run down the left.

Mark Stafford gets on the end of the corner - as he tends to do - but puts his header over the bar.

No goals but plenty of goalmouth action so far.