No goals but plenty of chances for both teams at the end of an evenly contested first half.

Matthew Shevlin had two great opportunities to score for Coleraine but was unable to find the target on both occasions.

At the other end, Billy Joe Burns and Danny Gibson have forced saves from Lewis Webb as Carrick look dangerous on the break.

No goals, then, but plenty of promises for the second 45 minutes.

Fourth official Louise Thompson indicates there is a minimum of four minutes of added time to be played at the end of the first half at Stangmore Park.

Carrick forward Danny Gibson with the last action of the half as his low effort is saved by Lewis Webb.

Lee Feeney's men are really growing into this one.

The Seasiders are enjoying a sustained spell of pressure, forcing all 10 Dungannon outfield players back into their own half.

One added minute to be played at Taylors Avenue.

Reece Neale whips a dangerous delivery into the area which is knocked down into the path of Jay Boyd.

Just as Boyd looks set to beat Declan Dunne from close range, Danny Wallace produces a magnificent sliding challenge to nick the ball away.

How big could that be come full-time?

Carrick Rangers' defending is so impressive.

Several times Joel Cooper has worked the space for a shot, but each time a Carrick defender gets his body in the way.

Manager Stephen Baxter will be delighted with his charges.

A huge opportunity to double the lead for the home side.

Leo Alves plays a defence-splitting pass to release Junior Uzokwe on goal, but under pressure, the forward hits a tame effort straight at Gareth Deane.

An early blow for Rodney McAree as Kris Lowe pulls up and cannot continue.

The defender makes way for Shea Gordon.

The Swifts continue to break with real pace.

Sean McAllister shapes to find the overlapping Kris Lowe, but uses the run as a decoy to create space and test Gareth Deane, who parries the powerful effort away to safety.

Rob Slevin follows his Coleraine team-mate Lyndon Kane into referee Michael McKenna's notebook for a challenge on Aidan Steele deep in the Carrick half.

Bangor break swiftly on the counter-attack as the ball is eventually worked back to Tiarnan Mulvenna.

Just like Alves at the other end moments earlier, the midfielder's strike is too close to the keeper, and the former Glenavon man can only watch as Declan Dunne collects for a routine catch.

Leo Alves is brought down and wins a free-kick.

He steps up to take the set-piece himself, but sends his effort straight into the midriff of Gareth Deane.

Another golden opportunity for Matthew Shevlin.

This time, Ben Doherty whips an inviting cross in from the left.

Shevlin is unmarked on the six-yard line, but directs his header wide of the post.

Just as the away side get back to full strength, Harry Lynch goes down and requires attention. The Bangor medical staff are certainly covering plenty of ground in these last few minutes.

The visitors are temporarily down to 10 men, but they earn a free-kick 25 yards from goal.

Reece Neale steps up and curls his strike harmlessly over the crossbar, just as Steven McCullough returns to the field to restore the Seasiders to full strength.

Coleraine have goalkeeper Lewis Webb to thank for keeping the game goalless following a wonderful save from a Billy Joe Burns piledriver.

The ball broke kindly for the veteran defender on the edge of the Coleraine penalty area and he couldn't have caught it any sweeter.

The ball looks destined for the top corner, only for the Welshman to dive to his right and deflect the ball away for a corner.

Sean McAllister opens the scoring in fine fashion for Dungannon Swifts by blasting home from outside the box.

Concern here for Lee Feeney on the touchline.

Steven McCullough collides heavily with goalkeeper Gareth Deane while tracking a Jamie Glackin through-ball and is in obvious discomfort as the physio makes his way onto the pitch.

Coleraine defender Lyndon Kane is the first player to go into referee Michael McKenna's notebook for a foul on Carrick striker Danny Gibson, right on the edge of the penalty area.

Resultant free-kick comes to nothing.

A decent spell of pressure from the home side.