Tomas Cosgrove is fouled by Liam Hassin on the right, allowing Mark Randall to deliver another free-kick into the Bangor box.

Dylan Sloan looks to get on the end of it, but Reece Neale is there to clear the danger.

Larne are beginning to dominate possession as we reach the half-hour mark.

Tomas Cosgrove surges down the right before linking up with Leroy Millar, but Larne's attack ends with a free-kick after Mark Randall is fouled.

Randall swings the resulting delivery into the box and, following a flicked header, the ball falls to Daniel Bent, who is flagged offside.

Watch as Harry Lynch is unable to convert from the spot to put Bangor ahead against Larne.

Montel Gibson and Reece Neale are involved in an off-the-ball scuffle near the halfway line, but referee Ben McMaster steps in to separate the pair.

No cards shown as play resumes.

Kevin O'Hara gets an effort away from the left side of the box, but his shot towards the near post is comfortably gathered by Patrick Solis Grogan.

A first real sight of goal for Larne after 15 minutes.

Matthew Ridley does well to head clear a dangerous cross as he stretches to reach the ball, but Steven McCullough pounces on the loose ball and blasts an effort from the edge of the box.

Caomhan McGuinness advances down the right and delivers a dangerous ball into the box, but Larne head clear with Ben Arthurs lurking.

A tentative opening 10 minutes, with neither side able to enjoy a sustained spell of possession.

Bangor are seeing more of the ball in Larne's half, however, as the hosts look to build on their early penalty opportunity.

Harry Lynch sends Rohan Ferguson the wrong way with a stuttered run-up, but his penalty strikes the post!

A huge let-off for Larne after Bangor squander a golden opportunity to take an early lead.

But from the resulting throw-in, Lewis Francis is fouled inside the box and Bangor have a penalty in the fourth minute!

Harry Lynch steps up to take it.

Tomas Cosgrove heads behind to concede an early Bangor corner, with Steven McCullough's delivery going out for a throw-in on the opposite side.

Referee Ben McMaster gets us underway at Clandeboye Park following a minute's silence in memory of former Bangor manager Eric Halliday.

Conditions have improved ahead of kick-off, but with Storm Boelo looming, the wind is expected to pick up as the evening progresses.

Harry Lynch returns to Bangor's starting line-up following his three-match suspension as the Seasiders prepare to face defending champions Larne at Clandeboye Park.

Ben Arthurs leads the Bangor attack, while Ben Cushnie is among the substitutes for Lee Feeney's side.

Larne manager Gary Haveron names James Simpson and Montel Gibson in his starting XI, with Paul O'Neill, Sean Graham and Jordan McEneff among the substitutes.

Conditions have improved in Bangor ahead of kick-off, with the earlier rain clearing and sunshine emerging, although stronger winds remain a possibility.

Bangor: Grogan, C McGuinness, Neale, Francis, Lynch, Harrison (c), Hassin, Mulvenna, Arthurs, McCullough, Hughes.

Subs: McMahon, Cushnie, O'Mahoney, Devlin, McRoberts, Strachan, S McGuinness.

Larne: Ferguson, Ridley, Donnelly, Randall, O'Hara, Millar, Cosgrove (c), Sloan, Bent, Gibson, Simpson.

Subs: Carney, McKendry, O'Neill, Graham, Doherty, McEneff, Sandiford.

Referee: Ben McMaster.

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Glentoran will host Larne in the second round of the BetMcLean Cup in one of two all-Irish Premiership ties.

The game will be played on either 24 or 25 November, the same week that the beaten finalists of the past two seasons welcome the Inver Reds to the Oval in an Irish Premiership fixture on 27 November.

Holders Linfield will travel to the Blanchflower Stadium to play Niall Currie's Harland & Wolff Welders.

Elsewhere, Dungannon Swifts will face Coleraine, while Warrenpoint Town will aim to overcome their second Premiership team of the competition when they host Cliftonville.

Limavady United have been drawn against Rathfriland Rangers with Carrick Rangers to face Glenavon.

Moyola Park host Ballymena United and, in the only all-Championship tie, Loughgall play Queen's University

The winners of this season's trophy will book their spot in the European play-off final in May and a chance to secure European football.

BetMcLean round two draw - ties to be played on Tuesday 24 November and Wednesday 25 November (19:45 GMT)

Limavady United v Rathfriland Rangers

Glentoran v Larne

Warrenpoint Town v Cliftonville

Dungannon Swifts v Coleraine

H&W Welders v Linfield

Carrick Rangers v Glenavon

Moyola Park v Ballymena United

Loughgall v Queen's University

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It is all over at Taylors Avenue, what a finish!

Joe Crowe's howler at the death gives Limavady a point. He won't want to watch that one back.

Adam Brooks comes off the bench to score his first Coleraine goal against his former club.

Full-time at Stangmore Park, where Cliftonville take the points thanks to first-half goals from Brian Healy and Rory Hale.

Sean McAllister pulled one back for Dungannon, but Healy’s second soon after restored the Reds’ two-goal cushion.