Jordan Stewart has looked Glentoran's most dangerous player in the opening period but he's left holding his head in his hands after failing to get on the end of Ross Clarke's delivery from the opposite flank.

Paul Heatley is looking increasingly dangerous in the opening exchanges.

The winger races onto a long ball from Adam Lecky and gets the wrong side of Ryan McKay, but the Linfield loanee recovers well to outmuscle Heatley and clear the danger.

Ben Kennedy sends a fine ball over the top for Sean O'Mahoney King, with Daniel Lafferty getting the final touch as he tracks the run to concede a corner.

Kennedy delivers from the right, but Martin Gallagher is fouled inside the area and Limavady are awarded a free-kick.

Paul Heatley finds acres of space out wide and lets fly with a low, driven effort toward the near post.

Shea Callister sees it all the way, though, and gathers cleanly for the Crues.

A second chance in as many minutes for the away side as Kealan Dillon fizzes a low shot past the upright from 25 yards.

Danger here for the home side as Owen Wardell tries to weave some magic out wide, just like last week.

Jordan Forsythe is quick to pressure the winger and shuts down Wardell to win possession back.

A big chance goes abegging for the Swifts.

Junior does well initially to hold the ball up on the edge of the Glentoran penalty area before playing in Sean McAllister.

Faced with a difficult angle he elects to play a low ball across the face of goal but no-one in a Dungannon shirt is able to get on the end of the cross.

Sean O'Mahoney King wins possession deep on the right before Michael Hewitt is caught late by Tiarnan Boorman.

The Limavady defender is shown the first yellow card of the game after seven minutes, but Ben Kennedy wastes the resulting free-kick from around 20 yards as he fires wide of the right post.

Ballymena's Kodi Lyons-Foster impedes Brian Healy and picks up an early yellow card.

Portadown work the ball well down the left before Matthew Carson delivers into the area.

Ben Kennedy controls the cross on his chest and gets a shot away, but Martin Gallagher gathers comfortably.

Ballymena's Josh Archer tries to find the top corner with a measured angled volley but it narrowly clears the frame of the goal.

Jordan Stewart displays some neat footwork to allow James Singleton to deliver a cross deep into the heart of the Swifts' penalty area.

Alex Henderson, though, is out to claim.

A nice early touch for the visiting goalkeeper.

An early enforced change for Portadown as the injured Rhys Breen is unable to continue.

James Teelan replaces him after just three minutes.

Rhyss Campbell has the first effort of the game for Cliftonville but Ballymena keeper David Walsh is able to watch it sail well wide.

Aidan Steele latches onto a loose ball in the Crusaders' half and passes to Danny Gibson out wide, whose cross is turned behind for the first corner of the afternoon.

Referee Steven Gregg blows his whistle to start the action at a sun-splashed Solitude.

We are under way at a sunny Shamrock Park as referee Shane McGonigle gets the action started.

Dungannon's Sean McAllister gets us underway on a beautiful autumn afternoon in east Belfast.

The hosts are looking to make it a hat-trick of wins while today's visitors are without victory in three games.

Aidan Steele gets the ball rolling for the home side.