Colin Nixon
BBC Sport NI summariser

The goal is no more than Bangor have deserved; they have come out like a different team and Lee Feeney has tweaked the formation slightly.

Limavady United are inches away from an equaliser as Kieran Farren clips the top of the Dungannon crossbar from Danny Lafferty's free-kick.

Encouraging signs for the hosts.

Liam Beckett
Sportsound summariser

It was a poor pass to Jimmy Callacher and he delayed.

It will be a 4-4-1 for Carrick and the lone striker will have to work his socks off now. It is a thankless job.

The visitors are reduced to 10-men early in the second half as Jimmy Callacher is sent for an early shower.

Kobei Moore pounces on a weak pass from midfield and was through on goal before Callacher stepped in to bring him to ground as the last man.

No complaints from Callacher or the Carrick bench who will now have to play the remainder of the game with a numerical disadvantage.

Cliftonville threaten again as Oliver Samuels sends a dangerous cross into the box towards Brian Healy, but the ball just skims beyond his head before he can make meaningful contact.

Cliftonville immediately threaten on the counter as Ben Quinn races forward with the ball, but Adam Towe makes a crucial intervention to halt the midfielder's pacey run.

Benjamin Wells threatens down the left before threading a pass through to fellow half-time substitute Michael Hewitt, whose effort is deflected behind for a corner.

The resulting delivery is headed clear as Portadown's substitutes look to make an early impact.

We're back under way under way in south Belfast.

The Blues finished the first half strongly, but can they turn that pressure into a goal or will it be the visitors who strike the first blow?

We are back under way again at Limavady Showgrounds, can the hosts find a way back into this or will Dungannon Swifts make it four wins on the bounce?

We are back under way at Solitude, with Cliftonville leading Portadown 2-0 through first-half goals from Brian Healy and Ben Quinn.

The Ports make two changes at the break as Benjamin Wells and Michael Hewitt replace Liam Jessop and Dominic Dos Santos Martins.

Bangor make a change at the break as Tiarnan Mulvenna replaces Steven McCullough.

Leo Alves has certainly won the award for the most impressive goal celebration this afternoon so far.

Image source, Pacemaker Press

Image source, Pacemaker Press

Image source, Pacemaker Press

Liam Beckett
Sportsound summariser

There will be a huge sigh of relief throughout the Carrick team and the bench, they had a rocky final 10 minutes.

Linfield smelt blood and went for it, if not for Nathan Gartside, the Blues could have gone in one or two up. It sets up a super second half.

Level at the break but it's Linfield who look the more likely at the halfway mark.

All to play for in the second half.

Leo Alves' 30th minute free-kick separates the sides at Limavady Showgrounds at the break.

Linfield come close to breaking the deadlock once again, but this time Nathan Gartside makes a super stop to deny Matthew Fitzpatrick.

Fitzpatrick meets Dane McCullough's cross from the left but is denied by a super reactive save from Gartside down to his left.

Liam McStravick almost adds a third on the stroke of half-time as Oliver Samuels finds him with a short pass from near the left corner flag.

McStravick fires a low effort goalward, but Jamie Barry makes the save before the half-time whistle sounds.

Goals from Brian Healy and Ben Quinn give the Reds a two-goal advantage at the break.

The half-time whistle goes at Clandeboye Park where Ballymena lead very comfortably by two goals.

Bangor's wait for their first league goal of the season continues.