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Philip Major
Sportsound summariser

Visitors Coleraine lead at the break at the Ballymena Showgrounds thanks to Dean Jarvis’s 33rd minute header from Conor McKendry's inswinging corner.

Ballymena United have had their chances and could have opened the scoring early on when Steven McCullough’s free-kick struck the crossbar.

Feel there’s plenty more to come in the second half.

The whistle blows and at the break, Glenavon lead 3-0 thanks to goals from Danny Wallace, Stephen Teggart and Niall Quinn.

A fine finish from Kealan Dillion levels the scoring at Lakeview Park.

Ben Hall meets a free-kick to find the bottom corner and put the hosts in front.

What a chance for the home side!

Georgie Poynton plays a perfectly weighted delivery into the box for Adam Carroll. However, he can't convert from point-blank range

An opener from Benji Magee has been cancelled out by Kealan Dillon here, leaving this one in the balance heading into the second half.

Levi Ives sends in a teasing cross which Albert Watson has to head clear from virtually under his own crossbar.

It's the final action of a half where the scoreline probably accurately reflects the action with Larne looking fairly comfortable.

Carrick boss Stuart King will most likely look for more urgency from his side after the break after what has been a fairly tepid display so far from the home side.

Skipper Scot Whiteside becomes the second Ballymena player to be booked for a push on Coleraine goalscorer Dean Jarvis.

His opposite number, Coleraine captain Lyndon Kane, is the first for the visitors as he is shown a yellow card for a foul on Isaac Westendorf seconds later.

It's the Reds who lead at the interval courtesy of Rory Hale's opener in the 14th minute, but in truth, it's Stephen Baxter's men who have been the better side.

It's still all to play for at the interval.

Linfield lead at the break thanks to a Ben Hall header.

The Blues could be further ahead, with Rhys Annett's penalty well saved by Aaron McCarey.

Work to do for the Glens at the break.

One minute of additional time remaining in the first half.

There will be three minutes of additional time at the end of the first half.

Adam Glenny puts in a teasing ball from the left but, despite both Ben Gallagher and Steven Scott throwing themselves at it, the ball flashes across the face of Berraat Turker's goal to safety.

There has been little of note to keep you informed on in the last ten minutes.

Newry City have had more possession but are still struggling to test Glenavon stopper Rory Brown.

Watch Dean Jarvis give Coleraine the lead against their derby rivals at Ballymena.

Glens keeper Aaron McCarey produces a wonderful penalty save to deny Rhys Annett and keep it 0-0.

Kurtis Forsythe catches Leroy Millar with a late challenge and earns the first booking of the game.

Referee Ben McMaster allows the Larne attack to continue before coming back to caution the Carrick full-back.

The hosts look to break once more after regaining possession in midfield, but Rory Hale, who is afforded time and space to get his shot off, drags his effort wide.