Glentoran, buoyed by that James Singleton goal just before half-time, are on the front foot at the start of the second period.

Adam Lecky holds off Scott Rough and rolls the ball neatly into the path of Aidan Steele.

The midfielder looks to test the goalkeeper, but his tame effort is collected cleanly by Shea Callister.

Cliftonville have made a change at the interval with Shaun Leppard replacing Ben Quinn as the second half begins.

We are back under way at Shamrock Park with the Ports and the Roesiders level at 1-1.

James Teelan's opener was cancelled out just two minutes later by Jamie McGonigle's sixth league goal of the season.

One change at half-time for the home side as goalscorer James Singleton is replaced by Jarlath O'Rourke.

Danger here for Carrick as Owen Wardell races down the right flank.

The winger looks to whip a cross into the penalty area, but the home defence does well to turn it behind for an early corner kick.

We're back under way at the Oval.

Owen Wardell gets the ball rolling for the second half.

Colin Coates
Former Crusaders captain on BBC Sport NI

Limavady have been limited in what they have created, but they do have bright sparks like Jamie McGonigle and Alfie Gaston.

By in large, Portadown have been the better side in terms of chances and possession.

Niall Currie
Former Portadown manager on BBC Radio Ulster

By the letter of the law, it is a red card. The young lad [Paul Stanfield] has been naive.

Cliftonville have been the better team and had the best two chances and, unfortunately, Jim Magilton is going to have to regroup and become a counterattack team.

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Philip Major
Sportsound summariser

You would not expect James Singelton to be in that position, if I had been the centre back, I would have been screaming for my left back to get back!

But Singleton knew exactly what he was doing.

Watch as James Singleton heads home to give Glentoran the lead against Dungannon Swifts.

Referee Steven Gregg brings the first half to a close at Solitude.

Cliftonville had been starting to gradually get on top as the half went on but will that red card for Reds defender Paul Stanfield hand the initiative to Ballymena at the start of the second half?

James Singleton's header five minutes before the break sees Glentoran hold a slender lead over the Swifts at half-time.

Singleton was in the right place at the right time to head home Jordan Stewart's cross for his first goal of the season.

The visitors have had their chances in an entertaining opening half but Andrew Mills has been in fine form in the home goals.

Ben Kennedy gets into the Limavady box but his effort is deflected out for a throw-in.

Portadown keep the pressure on as Michael Hewitt's throw is cleared by Oisin Duffy, but they cannot create another opening before the half-time whistle.

It's level at the break at Shamrock Park.

Michael McKenna brings the first half to a close after that corner kick comes to nothing. Stephen Baxter’s men head down the tunnel with the advantage intact, while Crusaders have plenty of work to do in the second half.

Portadown work the ball well before Michael Hewitt sends a dangerous cross towards Ben Kennedy at the far post, but Martin Gallagher gets a crucial hand to it to clear the danger.

One minute of additional time is indicated at Shamrock Park.

Danny Gibson is quick off the mark to round Scot Rough, but his delivery into the penalty area does not match the run.

Rough recovers well to turn the ball behind for a corner.

A blow for Cliftonville as defender Paul Stanfield's Premiership debut comes to a premature end as the teenager is shown a second yellow card for a high challenge on Caoimhin McConnell.

Daniel Larmour is the second Glentoran player to be booked.