Karl Devine's curling effort is just over the crossbar.

After a really promising and exciting start to this half, the game has settled down again.

Four substitutions here for Larne with Tiarnan O’Connor, Leroy Millar, Dylan Sloan and James Simpson coming on for Conor McKendry, Paul O’Neill, Sean Graham and Benjamin Magee.

Shay McCartan has been the stand-out player for the home side and he comes close to edging Portadown in front with a free-kick which goes just the wrong side of the post.

Carrick boss Stephen Baxter makes a double change as Kyle Cherry and Billy Joe Burns replace Aidan Steele and Matthew Snoddy.

Coleraine do likewise with Matthew Shevlin and Will Patching on in place of Jamie McGonigle and Jamie Glackin.

Pressure builds again for the home side.

Sean Robertson bends a cross to the back post, where Michael Glynn keeps it alive, squaring for Brian Healy.

Healy takes aim for the near post, but it's straight at Jacob Carney, who gathers cleanly under pressure.

Carrick defender Mikey Place is booked for a foul on Ben Wylie.

It's been a bit of an arm wrestle in the opening 15 minutes of the second half but Kobei Moore comes close to firing the visitors in front, but Alex Moore races out of the Portadown goal to smother.

A double change for the Reds as Jim Magilton looks for a spark.

Rory Hale and Joe Gormley are thrown into the action, with Josh Kelly and Ryan Curran making way.

Micheal Glynn bursts clear from the halfway line and Jordan McMullan can only drag him down as the danger opens up - a blatant tactical foul.

Referee Shane Andrews has no hesitation, producing the yellow.

So close to a second for Coleraine as Joel Cooper's header from a Jamie Glackin corner comes back off the crossbar before being cleared.

Matthew Lynch picks out Lorcan Forde at the back post and his shot is deflected over the crossbar.

The flag was up for offside though, much to the anger of the Warrenpoint Town bench.

Warrenpoint looking livelier this half though.

A moment of frustration for the hosts as Jonny Addis rolls a simple pass into Michael Glynn under no pressure, but it slips under his foot and out for a throw just yards from the dugout.

Jim Magilton is furious and is making his feelings very clear to Glynn.

Coleraine counter-attack quickly ending in Joel Cooper's shot taking a slight deflection as it drops narrowly over the crossbar.

A clever corner-kick routine from Portadown sees Eamon Fyfe force a smart save from Declan Dunne at his near post.

From the resulting corner, Gael Bigirimana gets back to kick the ball off his own goal line following a goal mouth scramble.

Adam Lecky's pass puts Danny Gibson in on goal but Coleraine keeper Ryan Schofield is quickly off his line to block with his chest.

It's Carrick's first effort on goal - they may not get many better ones this afternoon.

Evan Boyce, was started the match as the referee and is now acting as the fourth official, has just been handed an ice pack by the Warrenpoint Town bench and he's applied it to his calf, so that's the end of that mystery.

Liam McStravick is afforded time and space to shift it onto his right and strike from distance with the effort dipping late. Jacob Carney backpedals sharply and claws it over the bar to keep Glenavon in front.

Matthew Snoddy wins the ball in a challenge with Jamie Glackin but referee Louise Thompson correctly adjudges that the Carrick midfielder's foot was high and issues a yellow card.