See how Kobei Moore rifled home a left-foot drive to fire Linfield in front against Carrick Rangers.

Watch Josh Archer fire home a leveller for Ballymena United with the aid of a deflection.

The first name into referee Louise Thompson's notebook is that of Crusaders manager Declan Caddell, who takes his protests too far about the non-award of a foul against Thomas Maguire.

Martin Gallagher gets a hand to Ross Clarke's curling shot to divert the effort wide of the right-hand post.

However, the resulting corner comes to nothing.

Huge penalty appeals from the home side as Kobei Moore swings his boot at the ball to clear from a Carrick corner, but Jordan Forsythe nips in in front of him and goes to ground as Moore attempts to clear.

Shane Andrews waves play on and the Blues eventually clear their lines.

Chance for the hosts to level, but Danny Gibson sees his right-footed strike sail wide of the target from just inside the penalty area.

That's a good opportunity for Carrick Rangers and one Gibson will be disappointed with.

A great reflex save from Martin Gallagher denies Jordan Jenkins the opening goal.

This has been a really entertaining opening 15 minutes in east Belfast.

Quick thinking from Ben Arthurs to win the loose ball in the Dungannon half, before he slides an outside-of-the-boot pass through for Tiarnan Mulvenna, but it's overhit, and Declan Dunne is quick off his line to get the Swifts moving again.

Darren Murphy
Loughgall manager on BBC Sport NI

Gartside had no chance and fair play to Moore, he believed in himself. It's a great finish from the edge of the box and that's his third league goal of the season.

Linfield have started well.

Ross Clarke flicks Ryan Cooney's cross into the path of Jack Malone, who just can't make the connection needed to find a way past Martin Gallagher.

This has been a more promising last few minutes from the home side.

Leo Alves’ corner comes to nothing, with Bangor clearing their lines comfortably.

Dean Shiels
Former Coleraine and Dungannon Swifts boss on BBC Sportsound

Glentoran haven't started at all. They've been really sloppy. Jamie McGonigle has had two chances so far and that first finish was excellent but he was just offside. It was tight.

See how Jacob Blaney gave Crusaders the perfect start with a first-minute goal against Ballymena United.

John Scott gets the ball in from the right, Junior Uzokwe knocks it down, and Sean McAllister has a go, but the hosts get a number of bodies in the way.

Corner to Dungannon.

Blimey, that would have been some opening goal!

Jamie McGonigle picks the ball up at the edge of the box and sends a rocket of a shot into the top corner, but the flag shoots up as he was offside.

That was really, really tight and definitely one to watch back.

David Toure fizzes a low shot narrowly wide of the post as Ballymena look for a quick response to conceding that early goal.

First effort of the afternoon comes from Tiarnan Mulvenna, but there is not much to worry Declan Dunne.

It is straight at the Dungannon goalkeeper, who gathers comfortably.

Only a few minutes on the clock, but Dungannon are already looking to dictate possession, with Bangor sitting in and looking to hit the visitors on the counter.

That could be a theme for the afternoon, given how both managers normally set their teams up.