The Seasiders fail to make the resulting set-piece count, earning another corner off Paul Heatley before Stephen Baxter's side stands firm to clear their lines.

Stephen McGuinness drives down the left and drives a low cross into the box. Jimmy Callacher reads it well, getting across to slide in and turn the ball behind for a corner.

Early chance in the half for the hosts.

Daniel Larmour plays a lovely ball through the defence for Ryan Cooney to chase on to. He plays across a low ball but there are no Glentoran forwards in a position to get on the end of it.

Cliftonville goalkeeper Peter Morrison, who appeared to be nursing a back problem before half-time, is forced off after 49 minutes.

Matthew Belshaw comes on in his place, making his league debut.

Whatever Lee Feeney said in the dressing room is clearly ringing in his players' ears.

Bangor look a completely different side since the restart, playing forward at every opportunity and showing far more urgency.

Sean McAllister picks out Junior Uzokwe with a deep ball and the forward turns past his man before seeing his effort deflected behind.

The resulting corner reaches Uzokwe at the far post, but Peter Morrison is there to smother the danger.

An early chance for the visitors to double their lead.

Adam Frizzell's deep corner is met at the far post by Ethan McGee whose point blank header is brilliantly tipped over his own crossbar by Marty Gallagher.

The ball is rolling once again at Clandeboye Park.

Two changes at the break for the home side as Lee Feeney looks to inject fresh energy into his side.

Lewis Harrison and Tiernan Mulvenna make way, with Ben Cushnie and MacKenzie Strachan entering the fray.

We are back under way at Solitude with Cliftonville and Dungannon Swifts goalless.

The Reds begin the second half with 10 men following Harry Wilson's dismissal before the break.

Dungannon Swifts make the first change as captain Gael Bigirimana makes way for Ladislau Leonel Ucha Alves.

Kyle McClean gets us back under way at an increasingly damp Limavady Showgrounds.

No changes for either team at half-time.

We are back under way at the Oval.

Declan Devine makes a change at the break with Ross Clarke coming off and striker Jordan Jenkins taking the field.

Sean Ward
BBC Sport NI pundit on BBC Radio Ulster

Glentoran have been very wasteful in front of goal.

Any opportunity that Crusaders have had, has come from that right hand side and Owen Wardell.

Image source, Pacemaker Press

Niall Currie
Former Portadown manager on BBC Radio Ulster

Cliftonville actually looked dangerous so, for that to happen at that certain stage with Harry Wilson [getting sent off], Jim Magilton will be furious.

Dean Shiels
Former Coleraine and Dungannon Swifts boss on BBC Sportsound

Limavady have to go up, put pressure on the ball and try get themselves up the pitch. Also, be braver, expand wider and test Linfield. At the minute, it looks like it will be Linfield who get the next goal.

Here is how Owen Wardell converted from close range to give the Crues the lead against the run of play in east Belfast.

Referee Louise Thompson sounds the whistle for half-time at Clandeboye Park.

Carrick have the advantage courtesy of Matthew Snoddy, and Stephen Baxter's side fully deserve their lead.

Lewis Harrison goes into the book after a clumsy challenge on Jimmy Callacher, sparking fury among the Carrick players

Referee Shane Andrews brings the first half to a close after Peter Morrison gathers one final Dungannon delivery.

Morrison leaves the pitch, appearing to hold his back following his earlier collision with Daniel Wallace.

It's goalless at the break, but Dungannon will have the numerical advantage in the second half following Harry Wilson's red card.

Jordan Forsythe goes into the referee's notebook for a late tackle on Harry Lynch.

Jimmy Callacher rises highest to meet the resulting corner and glances a header that deflects straight off the far post.

The Gers' are denied by the woodwork for the second time this afternoon.