Joel Cooper is booked for a late challenge on Conor McMenamin.

Andrew Clarke and Robbie McDaid come on for Conor Pepper and Kyle McClean as David Healy looks to get his side back into the game.

Another chance for Coleraine as they up the pace against Newry City.

A sweeping move down the left ends with Eamon Fyfe letting fly from the edge of the penalty area.

Steven Maguire in the Newry goal does well to parry the effort.

A chance for Coleraine.

Lee Lynch with the inviting free-kick into the heart of the Newry defence, but Aaron Jarvis is unable to provide the finish from close range.

Goal mouth scramble as Linfield look to somehow find a way back into the game.

Firstly Kyle Lafferty shoots goalwards but his effort is initially block. Matthew Clarke then tries his luck but also can't find a way past the resolute Glentoran defense.

The home side get the second half underway.

Ballymena go close to levelling - Ross Redman delivers a perfectly weighted free-kick to the back post and Jordan Gibson arrives late but can't guide his effort on goal.

Bobby Burns is the first name to go in referee Jamie Robinson's book.

We are back underway at Stangmore Park. There are no changes for either side at the interval.

Rory Hale gets us back under way here at Solitude for the second half.

We've had one change at the interval with Reds winger Sean Moore introduced for Levi Ives.

We’re back underway at the Showgrounds, where Coleraine will be attacking their favoured Railway End in the second half.

No changes for either team at half-time.

Matthew Shevlin fires over the bar within seconds of the restart. It could be a similar pattern to the opening 45 minutes.

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20:47 GMT 14 February 2023

Glentoran 1-0 Linfield

Kirk Millar is down receiving treatment after picking up a knock early in the second half.

The hosts get us back underway here in east Belfast for the second half.

Can Linfield find a way back in the second half or will Glentoran keep up their unbeaten start under Rodney McAree?

After 45 minutes here at Mourneview Park, it's goalless.

Crusaders started the much better side, with Ross Clarke having a good chance to open the scoring just 20 seconds into the game.

However, as the game went on, Glenavon grew into the tie and just before the break had arguably the best chance of the game, but Jonathan Tuffey was able to palm over Eoin Bradley's close-range strike.

What a save from Jonathan Tuffey!

The alert stopper is able to palm over Eoin Bradley's strike from six yards out, with the resulting corner being quickly cleared.

That would have been an ideal end to the first half for Gary Hamilton's men.

A goalless first half at Stangmore Park. Larne have dominated the ball, but with little reward.

A Paul O’Neill shot that stung the palms of Declan Dunne is the closest we have come to a goal, while Larne keeper Rohan Ferguson has been a spectator at the other end.

How long before we see the introduction of Lee Bonis?

Glentoran fans will love to see Bobby Burns' opener again.

Less so if you are a Linfield fan.

The hosts hold the lead - Nedas Maciulaitis with the goal on 28 minutes which seperates the sides.

Maciulaitis fired the ball into the bottom right corner after Ballymena couldn't clear a Carrick long throw from the left wing.

Could Carrick be heading for back-to-back league victories.