Goodness, another big chance for the Welders!

Zach Woolsey is involved once again and, this time, hoofs Daniel Mhondiwa's shot off the line.

Two huge chances for Paul Kee's side in the opening 10 minutes of the second half.

Joe Toole surges out of midfield and lets fly from distance, a clean strike blocked bravely by John Mountney.

It spins behind for a corner, but the delivery comes to nothing as the visitors clear their lines.

Baris Altintop stays down following a challenge just outside the Portadown penalty area.

The big defender has been through the wars this afternoon but is fit to continue.

What a chance for the home side!

Left back Zach Woolsey deflects Lewis Patterson's cross from near the bye-line onto the crossbar.

Woolsey will be breathing a huge sigh of relief it didn't end up in the back of his own net.

Referee Evan Boyce is now swapping places with fourth official Stuart McClelland. It’s not immediately obvious why.

Joel Cooper has a crack at goal from 25 yards but it flies just too high and wide of the target as Coleraine chase a second goal.

We're back under way at Shamrock Park.

No changes for either team at half-time.

Rory Powell wins the ball back deep into Larne’s half and thread the ball to Jim O’Hanlon whose shot is deflected narrowly wide by a Larne defender.

Back under way in north Belfast as Shane Andrews gets the second half going.

Jim Magilton makes a change at the break, with Joe Toole introduced in place of Conor Pepper.

The second half begins at Taylor's Avenue with Adam Lecky on for Carrick Rangers, in place of Joe Moore.

We're back under way at the Blanchflower Stadium.

Ewan McCoubrey makes way for Harry O'Connor at the break.

Larne get the second half under way.

Paul McElroy's long-range strike is all that separates the sides at the break.

Watch Ben Wylie capitalise on some confusion in the Carrick defence to put Coleraine in front in stoppage time at the end of the first half at Taylors Avenue.

Half-time in north Belfast and the visitors hold the edge thanks to Luke McGerrigan’s tidy finish on 20 minutes.

The Reds have had their moments, but that final pass in the attacking third keeps letting them down.

All square at the break at Shamrock Park.

Shay McCartan fired Portadown in front after just five minutes before Sean McAllister levelled midway through the half.

There have been chances for both teams but it remains level at half-time.

That Ben Wylie goal is literally the last action of a tedious first half.

A moment that will doubtless change both managers' half-time team talks.

Kobei Moore, already booked, is perhaps lucky not to have been shown a second yellow card following a challenge on Boris Altintop.

A chance at the other end as the Lurgan Blues threaten from a set piece.

Charlie Lindsay swings in the corner, and John Mountney rises well inside the box, but his header drifts off target.