Larne with a corner from the right that goes deep.

Jamie Barry in goal doesn't get close to it and Tomas Cosgrove wins the header at the back post with his effort firing off the upright. So close to his and Larne's second.

Cliftonville appeals for a penalty as Rory Hale goes down under a challenge inside the penalty area fall on deaf ears as referee Declan Hassan waves play on.

Scot Rough gets his head to an Elliot Dunlop corner but, under pressure, can't keep his header on target.

Portadown with the majority of possession in the early stages of the second half but without any clear shots on target.

David Jeffrey will have to look at introducing another striker if they are to take advantage of the extra man

The home side pushing for an equaliser in the opening minutes of the second half.

Nedas Maciulaitis does well to hold off the attentions of his marker to get a touch on Aidan Steele's corner but it's a straightforward save for PJ Morrison in the visitors' goal.

Daniel Lafferty's long ball sails over the Crusaders backline, sending Alfie Gaston racing through on goal

However, the Coleraine loanee takes a touch too many, allowing Ryan McKay to get back to clear the danger for the home side.

Oh dear, things go from bad to worse for Glentoran and their injury list grows once again as Zenno Ibsen Rossi is injured and can't continue.

Daniel Larmour is introduced.

Play resumes at Seaview where Jack Doherty has replaced Graham Kelly.

The Crusaders defender took a heavy blow to the face from the ball in the first period so his withdrawal may be related to that.

Matty Lusty is on for Montel Gibson for Larne.

No changes for the hosts as we get back underway.

Conor McMenamin with a powerful shot which Patrick Solis Grogan does well to palm to safety.

The home side are pushing for an equaliser here.

A first sight of goal in the second period for Carrick's Kyle Cherry but his 20 yard shot is straight down the throat of Cliftonville keeper PJ Morrison.

Cliftonville's Dean McMaster gets us back under way at Taylors Avenue.

No changes for either team at half-time.

Back under way at the Oval.

Declan Devine brings on James Douglas and Greg Sloggett at the break for Ben Gallagher and Ethan Brown, while the Seasiders introduce Caomhan McGuinness.

Referee Christopher Morrison blows the half-time whistle and, happily, Kurtis Forsythe is also walking towards the changing rooms following his brush with the perimeter fence.

Limavady boss Paul Owens will be delighted with the way his side soaked up early Crusaders pressure and then delivered the decisive blow through Philip Lowry.

Crusaders have lost their way somewhat after a bright opening.

Watch Lewis Francis put Bangor ahead against Glentoran at the Oval.

An already long-running first period at Seaview is about to be extended further as Kurtis Forsythe collides with a thud against an advertising hoarding.

Players from both sides immediately signal for treatment and the medical attention is prompt.

Tomas Cosgrove's goal is the difference between the teams at the break, but Portadown will have a man advantage for the second period giving them a huge opportunity.

Half-time at Taylors Avenue where it's the visitors, Cliftonville, who lead.

Carrick Rangers opened the scoring after 10 minutes through Caleb Hawthorne but the Reds drew level five minutes later thanks to Kyle McClelland's back post header from a Ben Quinn corner.

Quinn turned from provider to goalscorer just after the half hour with a fine finish from a Liam McStraick assist to ensure the away side are in the driving seat at the break.