Ballymena's Charlie Allen is booked for a foul on Donal Rocks.

Watch Kodi Lyons-Foster bundle the ball over the line to see Ballymena recover from a goal down to lead Crusaders 2-1 at the Showgrounds.

Watch frontman Danny Gibson rise highest to head home for Carrick Rangers against Linfield and make it 2-2.

Crusaders midfielder Donal Rocks is cautioned for a foul on Fuad Sule.

The Glens make their second change with Josh Daniels replacing Jordan Jenkins.

Kealan Dillon's afternoon is over as Shea Gordon comes on for the away side.

Nathan Gartside saves Chris Shields' penalty!

The Linfield captain goes to his left and the goalkeeper's right but Gartside gets a firm hand on it to tip the ball around the post.

It's a great save from Gartside.

An hour gone at the Showgrounds and Crusaders boss Declan Caddell shuffles his pack as he introduces Elliot Dunlop in place of Aaron Reid.

Shane Andrew points to the spot and it's a penalty to Linfield!

Kym Nelson brings Rhys Brennan to ground and Andrews awards the spot kick without hesitation.

Linfield waste a glorious opportunity to restore their lead once again, as neither Rhys Brennan nor Kitt Nelson take the chance to pull the trigger.

It's a nice move from David Healy's side but nothing comes of it.

Lewis Francis makes another crucial interception, getting across just as Junior looks set to test Patrick Solis Grogan inside the penalty area.

It may not make the highlights, but that could be vital come full-time.

Limavady's Daniel Lafferty picks up the first yellow card of the game for dissent.

Andrew Mills gathers Jamie McGonigle's free-kick from a good position.

The in-form McGonigle has looked like a real threat today, but he has been isolated a lot in the final third.

Dean Shiels said the first half was "very boring" and, since the restart, there has been very little of note, so I predict his opinions on the game remain the same.

Ballymena come close as Charlie Allen's deflected shot clips the top of the crossbar on its way over.

Jamie Glackin sends Sean McAllister racing in behind, and the winger gets his shot away, only for Lewis Francis to slide in with a crucial block.

Crusaders skipper Robbie Weir needlessly barges into the back of James Hood and is booked as a result.

Dungannon are having to put in the hard yards at the back as Bangor send a succession of long throws and crosses into the penalty area.

So far, Rodney McAree's men are standing firm.