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That's all for tonight, folks.

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See you then!

There's late drama in Bangor as Danny Gibson fires home in injury-time for Carrick Rangers.

David Jeffrey
Former Linfield & Ballymena manager on BBC iPlayer

Patrick Hoban was absolutely excellent and he was the difference between the two sides.

Referee Ben McMaster blows his final whistle and Glentoran celebrate a victory which takes them joint top of the table with Coleraine - at least until the Bannsiders play tomorrow.

Portadown will feel disappointed to have taken nothing from the game as they contributed hugely to an entertaining encounter in difficult conditions.

But two goals from ace striker Pat Hoban are enough for Glentoran to claim the points at The Oval.

Full-time at Clandeboye Park, where Carrick Rangers claim a hard-fought 1-0 win thanks to Danny Gibson’s late strike.

The hosts battled gamely but couldn’t find a breakthrough, their night undone by a moment’s hesitation at the back.

Bangor are forced into a late change as Jack O’Mahoney limps off injured, with Lewis Francis coming on to see out the final moments.

Glentoran kill a few seconds in stoppage time as Jonny Russell replaces Jordan Jenkins.

There will be a minimum of four minutes of injury time at The Oval.

Is there time for one last twist?

Four minutes added on at the end of the 90.

Jack Scott brings it down neatly on his chest and lets fly with a half-volley from distance, but it fails to trouble Gareth Deane in goal.

Watch as Oisin Devlin is shown a straight red card for a late challenge on Danny Gibson at Clandeboye Park.

Glentoran's Joe Thomson and Portadown's Ryan Mayse are booked after a coming-together in midfield.

The pair then unwisely continue the dispute, right in front of referee Ben McMaster, who gives them both a firm final warning.

Carrick make a change as Adam Lecky replaces Kyle Cherry, giving Stephen Baxter’s men a bit more presence up top for the closing stages.

So close to an equaliser for Potadown as James Teelan's cross deflects off Shane McEleney and hits Andrew Mills in the chest.

Not sure how much the keeper knew about it but the crucial thing from Glentoran's perspective is that the ball hasn't ended up in the net!

Watch as Hoban scores his second of the evening to restore Glentoran's lead at the Oval.

With several Carrick players crowding the box, Jack Scott opts to go for goal himself, trying to catch Gareth Deane off guard, but his effort sails harmlessly over the bar.

Harry Lynch goes into the book for obstructing Paul Heatley’s off-the-ball run into the box.

Portadown manager Niall Currie rolls the dice with a triple change with 12 minutes remaining.

Off go Luke Wilson, Gary Thompson and Ben Quinn, who are replaced by Tabu Minzamba, Ryan Mayse and Rhys Annett.

David Fisher's through ball puts Jordan Jenkins clear in the Portadown penalty area, but visiting defender Lee Chapman muscles the Glentoran striker out of the way.