Leroy Millar sends in a close-range header that goes narrowly wide of the left post.

It comes from Micheal Glynn's perfect inswinging corner.

Linfield are forced into an early substitution.

Kirk Millar comes on to replace Jamie Mulgrew, who looks to have picked up a slight knock.

Glenavon with a huge chance to equalise!

Aaron Pendergast will be wondering how he hasn't scored from there.

Gartside palms Campbell's cross towards Malone, who scuffs his shot in the direction Prendergast.

He snatches at it and puts it wide from close range. It should be 1-1.

Larne deliver another decent cross from the left wing - Lee Bonis whips in a beautiful ball but none of his team-mates can get on the end of it.

Jay Donnelly's strong strike makes Declan Dunne produce a fine save.

The Glens are completely dominating this game.

It's been a scrappy game so far here at Mourneview Park.

Outside of Cliftonville's goal the Reds have yet to test debutant Marc Matthews.

Glenavon have been the more aggressive of the two in their pressing and attacking, but are lacking that bit of quality in the final third.

Despite their travel travails, Newry have made a bright start at the Showgrounds, with James Teelan prominent on the left flank.

No real clear-cut chances for either side in the first 15 minutes but a promising opening to the game.

Crusaders have been the better side in the opening 25 minutes here in north Belfast.

They look really dangerous from set pieces.

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Midway through the half and Larne are looking good!

Tomas Cosgrove has got forward well down the right wing and is causing the Ports problems in the left back area.

Adam Lecky lets fly with a ferocious strike which Chris Johns is equal too at his near post.

Superb reflex save by the Linfield goalkeeper.

Nineteen minutes gone at the Showgrounds where Carrick Rangers full-back Kurtis Forsythe embarks on a strong run from inside his own half and bears down on the Coleraine goal.

Defender Rodney Brown does well to get across and time his tackle perfectly to avert the danger.

At the other end, concern for the hosts’ influential Conor McKendry as he stays down following a heavy challenge with Carrick defender Steven Gordon.

He gets back to his feet following treatment but breaks down again and is forced to leave the field to be replaced by Andrew Scott, a January arrival from Larne.

David Parkhouse opens his account for Cliftonville with a neat finish at Mourneview Park.

It's been a quiet last few minutes here in Lurgan. Glenavon have responded well to going a goal behind, but are still to work Nathan Gartside.

Cliftonville are yet to find their passing rhythm but do look a threat on the counter-attack, with the pace of Ronan Hale.