Leroy Millar twists and turns in the box and looks destined to fire on target, but sends his shot wide of the right-hand post.

That was the first chance of the game and Millar will be frustrated that he didn't do better there.

Here is how Lewis Francis drilled home an opener for Bangor against Carrick Rangers.

Aaron Donnelly and Paul O'Neill play a lovely one-two before O'Neill has a go from range.

However, his shot is not as convincing as the build-up play and sails well over the crossbar.

Some Joel Cooper magic down the right leaves Glentoran defenders on the deck as he speeds into the Glentoran box, but his shot is straight at the legs of keeper Billy Crellin, who kicks it away for a corner that comes to nothing.

First real chance of the night and it falls the way of the visitors.

Glentoran fail to deal with a harmless looking cross and Ben Wylie drills across the goal-line, but Mathew Shevlin just fails to get his toe to the ball as it rolls out for a goal-kick.

Seconds later, Glentoran go close at the there end as they head just over the crossbar.

Exciting passage of play.

Adam Lecky's through ball sends Danny Gibson scampering into the Bangor penalty area but visiting keeper Gareth Deane is quickly off his line to block.

Despite the Inver Reds dominating possession in the opening 10 minutes, there have been very few talking points.

Let's hope that changes or it could be a very long night!

Reece Neale's dangerous free-kick for Bangor is awkwardly cleared behind for a corner by Carrick's Adam Lecky.

Larne have made a bright start to the game with Declan Breen denying Paul O'Neill's header.

Feisty start here at the Oval with plenty of tasty challenges from both sides but no goalscoring chances as yet.

Danny Gibson's low cross for Carrick is sliced over his own crossbar at full stretch by defender Lewis Francis as Carrick hunt for an early goal.

There has been a late change in between the posts for Ballymena with Declan Breen replacing Bradley Wade.

We're under way at the Ballymena Showgrounds.

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Steven Gregg blows his whistle and we are under way at a wet Oval in east Belfast.

Just one of these teams can advance to the March showpiece final, who will it be? Let's find out.

Referee Tim Marshall starts the action at a bitterly cold and wet Taylors Avenue.

One of these two teams will finish the evening in sixth position in the Irish Premiership table - will it be resurgent Carrick or will Bangor maintain their steady progress in their debut season in the top flight?

Details of the next two Irish Premiership streams that will be shown live on the BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport website have been revealed.

The BBC cameras will travel to Inver Park for top of the table Larne's home match against Dungannon Swifts on Friday, 13 March (19:45 GMT).

Earlier in the season, Larne were defeated by the Swifts at Stangmore Park before responding with a win in the following fixture between the sides.

Coleraine's trip to the Oval to play Glentoran on Friday, 20 March (19:45 GMT) will also be livestreamed.

The Glens have had a good record against Coleraine this season and have won both Premiership games between the sides.

These fixtures are the final two planned streams before the Irish Premiership split.

Irish Premiership games to be streamed on BBC iPlayer & BBC Sport website (times GMT):

Friday 13 March: Larne v Dungannon, 19:45

Friday 20 March: Glentoran v Coleraine, 19:45

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Glentoran have added winger Josh Daniels to their squad on a long-term deal.

The 29-year-old previously featured for hometown club Derry City and Glenavon before earning a move to Shrewsbury Town in 2020.

He then joined Welsh side The New Saints in 2022 where he won three league titles, two Welsh Cups and two Welsh League Cups.

Daniels had his contract mutually terminated by the club to allow him to return to Northern Ireland for family reasons.

"Coming home was really important for me and my family and when the opportunity to join Glentoran came up it felt like the right time and the right club," he told Glentoran's website.

"This is one of the biggest clubs on the island of Ireland and one I've played against many times over the years. They'd shown an interest in me before I moved to Shrewbury Town and again during my time away, so I'm delighted everything has finally come together."

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Ballymena United have completed the deadline day signing of former Glentoran and Larne midfielder Fuad Sule from Indonesian club Peris Solo.

The 29-year-old won an Irish Premiership title during his time with Larne, where he spent five seasons before joining Glentoran in 2023.

The Dublin native then won the County Antrim Shield in 2025 with the east Belfast side before departing as a free agent last summer.

He has also had spells with St Patrick's Athletic, Bohemians and Barnet.

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Watch highlights as Coleraine beat Bangor 2-0 in the Irish Premiership at Clandeboye Park on Saturday.