Both sides have made half-time changes here, with Cahal McGinty and Gerardo Bruna taking the places of Marc Walsh and Oran O'Kane for the away side.

For the hosts, Bobby Burns is replaced by Hrvoje Plum.

A Tomas Cosgrove free kick from the right wing finds unmarked Larne striker Lee Bonis free inside the area but his effort goes wide of the left post.

Rory Hale gets the action back underway at Mourneview Park for the Reds.

The away side get the second half underway.

The early promise of this game has evaporated entirely and it's been a stop-start opening period.

Only one meaningful effort on target with Thomas Lockhart's long-range effort for Newry straight at Sean O'Neill.

Philip Lowry gets the second half underway for the home side.

Half-time substitution too for Linfield, with Chris McKee coming on in place of Andrew Clarke.

Marcus Kane's header deflects off Animasahun and flies into the back of the net.

A superb first period for Rodney McAree's men.

Niall McGinn completes his first-half hat-trick with a sweeping volley inside the box.

Half-time at the Coleraine Showgrounds, where it’s as you were at the start of the night.

The hosts have enjoyed the majority of possession but have failed to ask too many questions of visiting keeper Ross Glendinning.

Matthew Shevlin came closest to scoring with a header early in the half but failed to find the back of the net.

Stuart King’s side have defended well and look to break quickly in support of lone striker Emmett McGuckin, who is enjoying a rare old battle with Coleraine captain Stephen O’Donnell.

Both sides will look to produce better in the second 45 minutes.

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Larne one up but boss Tiernan Lynch could maybe feel his side should be leading by more.

Cian Bolger's header on 20 minutes is the difference between the sides

The visitors go in at the interval with their noses in front courtesy of Parkhouse's 14th minute close range finish.

Glenavon had chances to equalise, most notably Aaron Pendergast shooting wide from close range when it looked easier to score, and Matthew Snoody heading off target six-yards out.

All to play for in the second half here in Lurgan.

Five goals in a blistering 19 minute period gives Rodney McAree's men a comfortable lead at half-time.

Niall McGinn scored his first hat-trick for the side, while Shay McCartan and a deflected Marcus Kane header also found the back of the net.

Another big Glenavon chance goes begging!

Aaron Rodgers with a pinpoint cross onto the head of Matthew Snoddy, who somehow misses the target from six-yards out.

Gary Hamilton's side really should be level.

Niall McGinn coolly converts his second and Glentoran's third of the evening.

Shay McCartan capitalises on some poor Dungannon defending to net Glentoran's second goal.

Lee Tavinder blows his whistle for half-time with the Crues going in 1-0 up at the break.

Jordan Forsythe's header is the difference here at Seaview so far, netting for the 50th time in the red and black colours of Crusaders.

Jamie Glackin curls an inviting ball into the heart of the Carrick Rangers defence, just begging to be hit.

But there's no-one on the end of it for the home side.

Chance gone.

Northern Ireland international Niall McGinn gets the ball rolling for the Glens with a low finish.

Philip Lowry marks his 250th Crusaders appearance with a yellow card.