Ryan Curran rises highest in a crowded goalmouth to meet Micheal Glynn's corner for Cliftonville but he can't keep his header on target.

Coleraine head coach Ruaidhri Higgins with a triple change of his own, with just over 20 minutes remaining.

Jamie McGonigle, Dylan Boyle and Cameron Stewart enter the fray with Jamie Glackin, Zane Okoro and Charles Dunne making way.

Ryan Cooney's cross just needs a touch and it's a certain goal for the hosts but none of his team mates in green can get their foot on it.

The Glens are knocking on the door.

Stephen Baxter turns to Kyle Cherry as the home sdie look to wrestle back control.

Aidan Steele is the man to make way.

Mikey Place is next into the referee's book for a late challenge wide of the penalty area.

Ben Hall almost bundles Aaron McEneff's cross into his own net but has the post to thank.

Appeals for a penalty by the Glentoran fans who feel Hall handles the ball, but referee Steven Gregg is having none of it.

Larne boss Gary Haveron responds with a double change of his own as Conor McKendry and Benji Magee enter the fray in place of Ronan Doherty and Matty Lusty.

A triple substitution from Rodney McAree just after the hour as Gael Bigirimana, Paul Doyle and Danny Wallace make way for Peter Maguire, Leo Alves and James Knowles.

Lloyd Anderson's afternoon is over as he is replaced by Finlay Thorndike.

The corner comes to nothing as the Crues push forward on the break.

Thomas Maguire skips past two with some neat skill, but the finish isn't as impressive as the winger fires well over.

David Healy makes a double change as Kirk Millar and Sam Taylor replace Isaac Baird and goal scorer Matt Yates.

Joe Crowe looks shaped to hurl another long throw into the box, but opts to go short to Mikey Place for a snap shot from 30 yards.

Robbie Weir throws himself in the way to block it behind for a corner.

A triple change for Cliftonville as Callum McCay, Reece Jordan and Adam Carroll replace Joe Toole, Jonny Addis and Brian Healy.

Harry Wilson's clever pass puts Conor Pepper in behind the Larne defence on the left hand side.

He teases a cross along the face of goal but there are no in-rushing Cliftonville players on hand to convert.

The visitors are having a good spell at present with Larne looking a touch nervy.

Adam Lecky makes way for Danny Gibson.

Paul Heatley races clean through and looks certain to restore the hosts' two-goal cushion, but he drags the shot wide of the far post.

A massive let-off for the visitors there.

Mark Coyle scores his first Coleraine goal in style with a volley to put the visitors in front.

Jordan Forsythe drills the free-kick straight into the wall, but the second ball is much better.

He whips an inviting cross towards the back post, yet it somehow evades everyone.