Watch how Paul McGovern netted Glenavon's third in what could be a huge match in the relegation battle.

Bangor captain Lewis Harrison sees a second yellow card and a red for a rash challenge on Matthew Snoddy.

The midfielder came in over the ball. It may be a case of Bangor parking the bus for the last five minutes here.

Both managers look to the bench.

Kris Lowe and Niall Quinn come on for Jodan McMullan and Luke McGerrigan.

For Portadown, Divin Isamala comes on for Lewis MacKinnon.

Things are reaching boiling point inside the Carrick area as Bangor have their time of pressure.

The ball is crossed in from the left and Ben Arthurs rises highest to power in a header from 10 yards but it goes just over the crossbar.

Stephen Lowry
Sportsound summariser

Rodney [McAree] will be delighted with how his side have reacted to conceding, they have taken the sting out of the game.

Coleraine haven't created much in the last 15 minutes.

Tiernan Kelly with an ambitious attempt which goes the wrong side of the crossbar.

A little over 10 minutes remaining where Dungannon Swifts remain firmly in control.

Jack O'Reilly sees yellow after a foul on Ronan Doherty.

Ryan Cooney stands over a free-kick wide on the penalty area but curls it narrowly wide of the near post.

Carrick appeal for handball after they shoot from outside the area and it appears to ricochet off a Bangor hand, but referee Louise Thompson waves play-on.

Matthew Snoddy is then booked for his protests.

Stephen Mallon comes on for Peter Campbell for the final 10 minutes of this one.

Aaron McEneff and Pat Hoban depart to a standing ovation from the home fans, replaced by Dylan Connolly and Jordan Jenkins.

Andrew Mitchell replaces Paul Doyle for the remainder of this game.

He's only on the pitch a few seconds and already Conor McKendry turns on the edge of the box and smashes the ball low towards goal, but it runs just wide.

Ryan Cooney's delivery from the right flies straight into the hands of Musa Dibaga. A routine take for the Crusaders keeper as the Glens continue to probe.

Here is how Pat Hoban completed his hat-trick and gave the Glens even more breathing room against Crusaders.

A final throw of the dice from Bannsiders' boss Ruaidhri Higgins as Jamie McGonigle replaces Zane Okoro for the final 20 minutes.

Gary Haveron makes use of his bench as Benji Magee, Logan Wallace and Conor McKendry all get a run out.

Andy Ryan, Dan Bent and Aaron Donnelly leave the field.

James Douglas and Josh Daniels replace Marcus Kane and James Singleton for Glentoran.

The Crues make a triple change as Oilbhear McCart, Elliot Dunlop and Keiran McKechnie replace Stewart Nixon, Thomas Maguire and Finlay Thorndike.v