Ethan McGee whips an inviting ball in from the right that just evades Dane McCullough who arrives late at the back post.

Kirk Millar then tries his luck from distance with a looping half-volley but can't keep his effort on target.

It's now Linfield's turn to go forward as they come close almost immediately up the other end.

The ball doesn't quite fall for Kobei Moore this time, who is unable to get a shot away as the attack phases out.

The hosts come close again, this time with Chris Johns saving down to his right-hand side to deny the lively Junior.

The Dungannon striker didn't get full purchase on the ball as it bounced around the box, but managed to conjure up a shot on target that Johns had to save.

Isaac Baird comes to Linfield's rescue or else it was 1-0 to Dungannon Swifts.

Jamie Glackin feeds Junior who rounds Chris Johns and strikes from a tight angle, but sees his shot cleared off the line by Baird.

Moments later Sean McAllister strikes on target but this time Johns punches to safety.

Bright spell from the home side who are now on top.

No real chances of note up either end to report on so far at Stangmore Park.

Ethan McGee almost gifted Jamie Glackin an opportunity with a short header back to Chris Johns, but mad amends almost immediately after losing the ball.

Neither goalkeeper has been tested just yet.

Kyle McClean gets the game under way for the visitors at Stangmore Park.

It's third versus fourth with both teams sitting on 12 points from five games, but will something give this evening?

Both Dungannon and Linfield may have lost on the opening day, but have put that firmly behind them with four consecutive wins each since then.

With both teams sitting on 12 points, a victory today for either side would bring them back within one point of Coleraine at the Irish Premiership summit.

Swifts boss Rodney McAree makes three changes to his side that beat Limavady 2-0 on the road last week. In come Danny Wallace, Tiernan Kelly and Jamie Glackin for Leo Alves, Cathal McGinty and Gael Bigirimana.

David Healy on the other hand makes just the one change with Preston North End loanee Kitt Nelson replacing the absent Matthew Fitzpatrick.

Dungannon Swifts: Dunne, Scott, McKeown, Kelly, Dillon, Gordon, Glackin, Doyle (c), Wallace, Junior, McAllister.

Subs: Henderson, McGinty, Smith, Mitchell, Alves, Low, Johnston.

Linfield: Johns, Shields (c), Millar, McClean, Frizzell, Hall, Baird, McGee, Nelson, Moore, McCullough.

Subs: Glavin, Offord, Wells, Brennan, Brown, Annett, Chapman.

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Dean McMaster ensures all three points are heading back to north Belfast with a stunning free-kick in injury-time.

Larne win at Shamrock Park.

In truth they never looked threatened, even with being a man down for an hour.

Portadown were toothless in attack and they remain pointless.

It's all over at Taylors Avenue where Cliftonville stage a come from behind win to move up into third place in the league on goal difference from Linfield.

The hosts went in front after 10 minutes through Caleb Hawthorne but Cliftonville levelled five minutes later through Kyle McClelland.

Ben Quinn edged them in front before half-time before Dean McMaster made the points safe in the dying moments with a beautifully flighted free-kick.

So the Reds' recent good form continues while it's a second consecutive loss for an understrength Carrick Rangers.

Limavady are up and running with their first points of the season!

Harry Jewitt-White's swipe at John Butcher earns the Crusaders midfielder a yellow card.

It might also allow the visitors to see this game over the line.

Limavady try to eat up a few second with a double change as Oisin Duffy and Stephen O'Donnell replace Jamie McGonigle and Ronan Wilson.

The spoils are shared at the Oval.

More boos from the home fans as the teams exit the pitch. It is safe to say that Bangor are a lot more impressed with the point than Glentoran!

Harry Jewitt-White chips a cross into the Limavady penalty area which Keiran McKechnie, at full stretch, can only head over.

We're into stoppage time at Seaview.

A minimum of four minutes added time to be played here at Shamrock Park

Harry Jewitt-White comes within inches of levelling the game when his deflected long-range strike crashes back off the Limavady crossbar.