Larne boss Gary Haveron makes a triple change as Mark Randall, Dylan Sloan and Kevin O'Hara replace Paul O'Neill, Ronan Doherty and James Simpson.

The substitutions just keep on coming.

This time, Coleraine withdraw Will Patching and Rowan McDonald and send on Dylan Boyle and Rob Slevin.

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Paul Leeman
Former Glentoran captain on BBC Sport NI

It's more positive from Glentoran. They just need to find that quality in the final third.

A huge moment at Inver Park as referee Louise Thompson overturns her initial decision and instead cautions Matty Lusty for simulation after the striker went down in a challenge between Portadown defenders Lewis Mackinnon and Baris Altintop.

Into the final quarter where this game remains delicately poised.

The next goal, should there be one, you feel will be crucial.

Penalty to Larne...

Lewis Webb is the busier of the two keepers in this second half and again proves his worth, getting down low to deny James Douglas from distance.

Close to the opener for Larne as Matt Ridley meets Tomas Cosgrove's corner with a downward header but Lee Chapman is superbly placed to clear the danger on the goal-line.

A double change for the home side as Lyndon Kane replaces Finn Tonks and Jay Henderson comes on for a hobbling Joel Cooper.

A moment of hesitation between Rohan Ferguson and Dan Bent almost presents a half-chance to Eamon Fyfe inside the Larne penalty area but the home keeper is able to smother the danger.

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A real shift in emphasis in this game as it's now Glentoran applying pressure on the Coleraine defence.

Duncan Ferguson reacts Joel Cooper's superb strike for Coleraine - the first goal conceded by his Glentoran team since taking charge of the east Belfast side.

Coleraine head coach Ruaidhri Higgins turns to his bench for the first time, introducing former Glentoran midfielder Joe Thomson and withdrawing Senan Devine.

Thomson, of course, scored a dramatic late winner the last time these two teams met at the Oval earlier in the season.

A second change for Glentoran on the hour as Ross Clarke replaces one time Coleraine forward Conor McMenamin.

Paul Leeman
Former Glentoran captain on BBC Sport NI

Coleraine have started turning over possession cheaply. Glentoran are now getting further up the pitch.

Duncan Ferguson makes the first change of the night as his captain Marcus Kane is replaced by Jarlath O'Rourke.

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Lewis Webb makes his first save of the night to deny Jordan Stewart.

The Glentoran front man skips past the challenge of Rowan McDonald before bearing down on goal.

His right foot curling effort looks bound for the far corner only for Coleraine's Welsh goalkeeper to dive full length to his left to parry the ball away.

Referee Louise Thompson reaches for her pocket again - this time the recipient is Larne's Sean Graham for a tackle on Ben Kennedy.

Paul O'Neill slips a pass into the path of strike partner Matty Lusty who gets his shot away but its is deflected behind by a superbly=times challenge from Portadown left-back Matty Carson.

Coleraine within the width of a post of doubling their lead less than five minutes into the second period.

Finn Tonks releases striker Matthew Shevlin who holds off his marker before getting his shot away.

It looks for all the world as if the ball is heading for goal only for it to rebound off the base of the far post before hacked away to safety by a relieved Glentoran defence.