Martin Gallagher has just pulled off an unbelievable save to keep Coleraine in the lead.

Carrick sub Nedas Maciulaitis does well to reach the byline and pull the ball back into the path of Lloyd Anderson unmarked six yards out.

The striker connects with the ball which appears for all the world to be heading into the net only for Gallagher to leap across to his right and somehow keep the effort out of the net.

No wonder Coleraine players rush to congratulate their goalkeeper. Great stop.

Luke Turner bundles the ball past Marc Matthew, but referee Chris Morrison blows up for a foul on the Glenavon stopper.

Ronan Hale with a chance to wrap up the win for Paddy McLaughlin's men, but Marc Matthews does well to deny the Reds' leading goal-scorer from heading home Cliftonville's third from his brother Rory Hale's cross.

Glenavon looking like a team out on their feet and you can understand why with the effort they have put into this game.

Won the penalty, scored the penalty.

Here's how the 10 men of Coleraine took the lead at the Showgrounds through Matthew Shevlin.

Another Larne chance, this time Leroy Millar fires wide of the left post from a Lee Bonis knockdown header.

Chris Shields is lucky to not be shown a red card.

It looks as if the Linfield midfielder kicked out at Declan Caddell. Shields can count himself lucky that he wasn't sent for an early shower.

Rory Hale rounds Marc Matthews and slots home, but the referee's assistant's flag is raised.

Cliftonville are two goals ahead but have dropped points in their last two games from this same position.

Can the league leaders hold on?

Shay McCarrtan adds a sixth goal for Glentoran with a sweet free-kick which nestled in the far corner.

Steven McCullough's stunning free kick settled the Irish Cup semi-final between these sides last season.

The Ballymena skipper comes within a whisker of repeating the trick here but this time it's a fraction wide.

What a save from Declan Dunne!

Rory Donnelly's well-timed pass finds his brother Jay, whose close range strike looks destined to find the back of the net.

However, Dunne, who has been busy all evening, produces a superb save to deny the home side a seventh.

Lee Bonis has a golden chance to extend Larne's lead but he fires hard and low just wide of the left post.

Oh my, that would have been a goal of the season contender had Ronan Hale pulled that off!

Hale receives the ball with his back to goal and half volley's the ball from distance. His effort rattles the crossbar and has Marc Matthews scrambling.

A great effort from the former Larne frontman.

Portadown make an attacking change - Benny Igiehon comes on to replace Luke Wilson.

Stephen Baxter makes another change with Jordan Owens coming on to replace Adam Lecky.

Philip Lowry's thunderbolt doubles Crusaders' lead at Seaview.

Ethan Devine really should have found the back of the net for Linfield.

Robbie McDaid squares the ball to Devine, who blasts over from just six yards out.

Jeff Hughes goes down and it looks a bad injury for the local Larne boy.

This could be a lengthy stoppage as the stretcher is on the pitch.

A big chance for Cliftonville to double their lead.

David Parkhouse picks up Cliftonville's clearance at the half-way line and runs wide with the ball for 40-yards.

He then crosses to the back post for Sean Moore, whose effort is cleared off the line by the alert Danny Wallace.