Into the final minute of normal time and Andy Ryan curls a free-kick over the bar. He roars in frustration as the away end - which has been noisy throughout - finds their voice again.

We're into four additional minutes at the Showgrounds.

Eight minutes of injury-time to be played here at Taylors Avenue. This one isn't over yet.

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Larne are struggling to create anything meaningful. They haven't put passes together or looked very threatening.

You have to give Glentoran credit. They have gone down to 10, but Devine has got a new shape and they look compact.

Coleraine head coach Ruaidhri Higgins is shown the yellow card for dissent.

The home side piling the pressure on in the final minutes.

Michael Glynn cuts in from the left flank completely unchallenged and lets fly from distance, but the wing-back's powerful effort whistles narrowly wide of the upright.

Coleraine sub James Akintunde hopes into referee Tim Marshall's notebook for dissent.

A precise finish from Peter Campbell has Glenavon back in the game at Taylors Avenue.

A huge let-off for the home side as Harry Lynch misses from the spot.

Referee Niall Devlin had pointed to the penalty mark after a foul in the area, but the defender fails to take advantage producing a poor effort straight down the middle for Lewis Ridd to save with ease.

Substitute Brian Healy slots home a third for Cliftonville at Solitude.

A big chance for the 10 men to seal the win as Jordan Jenkins springs the offside trap but with only Rohan Ferguson to beat, he puts it straight at Larne's Scottish stopper.

Could the Glens end up ruing that one?

Rangers almost score a third after some superb skill from Paul Heatley down the left as his side counter-attack. But, his shot is superbly blocked close to the line by substitute Kris Lowe.

A final throw of the dice from Ruaidhri Higgins as Senan Devine replaces Dean Jarvis for the final 10 minutes.

The crossbar comes to Portadown's rescue as Dean Jarvis' header from a Ben Wylie cross crashes off the woodwork.

Shaun Leppard whips a ball into the danger zone, which strikes Brian Healy before bobbling into the grateful hands of Gareth Deane.

What a chance for Portadown to reclaim he lead!

Eamon Fyfe outmuscles Charles Dunne as he tries to shepherd the ball out of play and finds himself one on one with the keeper.

With the goal at his mercy, he blazes wide of the target from a narrow angle.

Will the visitors come to regret that miss?