That is all from us as an extra-time Matthew Shevlin goal secures Coleraine's place in next month's Irish Cup final, where they will take on holders Dungannon Swifts at Windsor Park.

You can read the report from that game here.

In the Irish Premiership encounter, Peter Campbell scored a late free-kick to rescue a point for Glenavon against Portadown.

You can read the report from that game here.

We will be back on Tuesday with a full set of Irish Premiership fixtures.

See you then!

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Here is the goal from Matthew Shevlin that secured Coleraine's victory and sealed a place in the Irish Cup final.

It's all over and Coleraine have claimed a place in the Irish Cup final!

The Bannsiders will now face Dungannon Swifts in the decider on May 2.

Larne's wait for a first ever Irish Cup triumph goes on.

Senan Devine picks up a booking for Coleraine for time-wasting.

Larne's Sean Graham's protests that he was fouled inside the penalty area are a bit too strong for referee Tony Clarke's liking and he brandishes the yellow card.

Larne, who introduced Benji Magee for Dan Bent straight after the goal, are running out of time to save themselves.

Liam Beckett
Sportsound summariser

That will go down as a Rohan Ferguson error.

David Jeffrey
Former Linfield & Ballymena manager on BBC Sport NI

That's a centre-forward's finish. Patient build-up and that's about desire from Shevlin to get on the end of the ball into the box. Brilliant forward play.

Coleraine goalscorer Joel Cooper is unable to continue and Senan Devine comes on in his place.

Off we go again in the second period of extra time.

Liam Beckett
Sportsound summariser

How did Rohan Ferguson keep the initial one out? What a let off for Larne, I thought Shevlin was going to bury it.

Half-time in extra time and Coleraine might well feel they should be ahead.

Huge chance for Coleraine as Will Patching's through ball puts Matthew Shevlin in behind.

His effort is blocked by Rohan Ferguson and Matt Ridley attempts to head the ball back to his own goalkeeper.

Joel Cooper seizes upon the loose ball but again, his effort is blocked by Ferguson.

There are some tired legs on both sides as the pitch gets increasingly heavy in the drizzle.

Andy Ryan has been limping slightly in recent minutes and the Larne striker goes off with Conor McKendry on in his place.

Here is how Peter Campbell rescued a point for Glenavon against Portadown.

Mark Randall plays a clever ball into the right-hand channel which Tiarnan O'Connor crosses towards Andy Ryan in the centre.

The striker can't get on the end of it but the assistant's flag is raised in any event.

Larne make a double change at the start of extra time as James Simpson and Mark Randall replace Jordan McEneff and Ronan Doherty.

No mid-Ulster bragging rights either way as Glenavon and Portadown draw at Mourneview Park.

Josh Ukek gave the visitors the lead early on, but Peter Campbell's free-kick six minutes from time earned a point for the Lurgan Blues, who are now off bottom spot in the Irish Premiership.