Irish Premiership: Glentoran beat Coleraine to go second while Dungannon Swifts holds Larne
Glentoran hit the front soon thanks to an accident in the defense of Coleraine.
Danny Amos delivered a superb cross from the left that the Coleraine defender Charles Dunne could direct on the back of his network only after only three minutes.
Ten minutes later there were almost two. Jordan Jenkins ran on a long ball on the defense of Coleraine and tried to launch the Rory Brown retreat on the 30 yard door, but the ball fell.
Despite the absorption of a lot of pressure, Coleraine could have returned to the level level in 21 minutes.
Fuad Sule hit Jamie Glackin inside the area with the referee Shane McGonigle that aims at the point. Matthew Shevlin was a step forward, but his effort was superbly saved by Daniel Gyollai.
A few moments later, David Fisher showed an effort from the left, but crashed from Brown’s right hand Salvo.
Three minutes after the choleraine break approached Shevlin to jump the ball through the door, but the first Jamie Glackin and then Rhyss Campbell were unable to obtain a clean connection on the ball.
Despite the pressure of choleraine, it was Gleleran who hit a second in 57 minutes.
Dylan Connolly, who had just arrived on the field before, sent a low journey from the outside that whistled in the lower left corner of the goal, not giving Brown any possibility.
Coleraline took a consolation through the penalty of Declan Mcmanus in an injury after Shevlin was shot down in the box, but it was not enough.
