Dane McCullough is cautioned for a foul on Danny Gibson.

Bangor's Liam Hassin is cautioned for pulling back Success Edogun.

Cliftonville make a double substitution as two-goal Brian Healy and Liam McStravick make way for Joseph Gormley and Luke Conlan.

That second goal has taken the sting out of Limavady United, who look to be heading to a fourth defeat of the season.

Ballymena make another change as Caoimhin McConnell replaces Chris McKee.

Linfield come close to doubling their lead, this time through Adam Frizzell.

The Scotsman strikes with his left foot from just inside the box but his effort, which was on target, deflects just past the post.

Watch as Junior fires home to double Dungannon's advantage after Limavady United failed to clear their lines.

Reece Neale's mis-hit cross spirals towards the Ballymena goal but keeper David Walsh shows careful handling to collect the dropping ball below his crossbar.

A last roll of the dice from Bangor boss Lee Feeney as he sends on Jeremi Rodriguez and Jack O'Mahony in place of Iestyn Hughes and Mackenzie Strachan.

Liam Beckett
Sportsound summariser

Carrick have a bit of belief as they were able to stem the tide, and they have started to push forward. They could nick a goal.

Liam McStravick is shown a yellow card after 80 minutes for a late challenge on James Teelan near the halfway line.

Both sides make changes after 75 minutes, with Cliftonville introducing Joel Thompson and Shaun Leppard for Rory Hale and Daniel O'Connor.

Portadown also make a change as Conor Falls replaces goalscorer Eamon Fyfe.

Cliftonville quickly counter at the other end through Rory Hale, who sends a cross towards Brian Healy in the box.

The two-goal midfielder looks to threaten again, but the offside flag brings the attack to an end.

Ballymena make a change as Finley Thorndike replaces Igor Rutkowski.

Lewis MacKinnon launches a long ball forward towards Eamon Fyfe, who heads it into the path of Ahu Obhakhan.

Obhakhan fires across goal from the right side of the box, but his effort crashes off the far post and away as the Ports go close to a second.

Stephen Baxter's men are certainly keeping the home side honest and remain a huge threat on the counter attack.

Paul Heatley's pace is causing the Linfield defence problems and it does again, but his shot is rushed as he drags it well wide of the target.

Bangor appeal for a penalty as the bounces bounces awkwardly off Ballymena defender Scot Whiteside but referee Christopher Morrison sees nothing untoward.

Danny Gibson meets Paul Heatley's free-kick with his head and forces Chris Johns into a save, albeit a straight-forward one.

Liam Beckett
Sportsound summariser

Dungannon have been such a credit to themselves and the league with their Irish Cup success and league exploits in the last few years.

No one playing Dungannon Swifts is in for an easy game, that is for sure.

See how Eamon Fyfe reduced Portadown's deficit to two against Cliftonville.