Mark Coyle into the referee's notebook for a foul on the touch line.

A third change of the night for Coleraine as Zane Okoro comes on for Ben Wylie.

Conor McKendry's long-range shot for Larne is rather awkwardly beaten out by Carrick keeper Nathan Gartside but Carrick are again able to clear the danger.

Frustration in the away end as referee Ben McMaster awards Coleraine a free-kick following a Ballymena United corner.

Oran Kearney's side still very much in the game with a quarter of an hour remaining.

Dan Bent makes his first appearance for Larne since breaking his arm in November as he replaces James Simpson.

Carrick's Mikey Place is booked for a tussle with Sean Graham.

Larne go on the attack but with penalty appeals and the ball bouncing around the area, Dylan Sloan scuffs his shot wide.

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A superb move releases Success Edogun in behind the Coleraine defence.

He strides forward, finding himself one on one with Coleraine keeper Ryan Schofield, who blocks brilliantly at the expense of a corner.

Carrick make another change as Matthew Olosunde is replaced by Joe Moore.

A raft of substitutions as we enter the final half an hour.

Dylan Boyle and Matthew Shevlin replace Jamie Glackin and James Akintunde for Coleraine while Daire O'Connor is on for Sean Murray for Ballymena United.

A blow for Carrick as midfielder Joe Crowe is forced off with a hamstring injury - he is replaced by Kyle Cherry.

Coleraine are denied a second goal by the width of the crossbar as Will Patching's free-kick from 25 yards crashes off the woodwork.

Kian Corbally is shown a yellow card for a challenge on Mark Coyle.

A free-kick in a dangerous position for the home side.

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Larne come close as Matt Ridley gets his head on a Jordan McEneff corner, but Carrick clear the danger.

What a chance for the visitors to level 10 minutes into the second half.

Danny Lafferty crosses from the right into the path of Sean Murray, unmarked on the six-yard line.

Incredibly, he heads straight at a relieved Coleraine keeper Ryan Schofield.

Coleraine assistant coach Kevin Deery is the first name in referee Ben McMaster's notebook, presumably for something he said.

That goal has really buoyed Larne and their fans are getting behind the league leaders now.

There's also a terrific noise coming from the Carrick fans at the opposite end of the ground.

It's a proper derby day atmosphere now.

Encouraging start to the second half for the visitors.