That is all from us on a dramatic night in the BetMcLean Cup.

Third tier sides Newry City and Moyola Park knocked out Premiership opposition in the form of Glenavon and Dungannon Swifts.

Glentoran and Larne both prevailed in all-Premiership ties against Crusaders and Bangor.

Coleraine thumped Armagh City while Ballymena United also had a routine win.

We will be back tomorrow with two more ties as holders Cliftonville face Strabane Athletic and H&W Welders take on Linfield.

See you then!

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Watch as Kurtis Forsythe fires in a late consolation goal for Crusaders.

A Tiernan O'Conor double helps Larne beat Bangor to progress.

Moyola Park have done it!

The Premier Intermediate leaders have knocked top flight side Dungannon Swifts out of this year's BetMcLean Cup.

A first minute goal from Keith Mallon sees Premier Intermediate side Newry knock out Premiership strugglers Glenavon.

Ballymena advance to the quarter-finals thanks to three second-half goals at the Showgrounds.

Coleraine comfortably progress to the last eight of the competition with an emphatic win over Armagh City.

Despite a late scare, last year's runners-up advance to the final eight of the BetMcLean Cup.

Lloyd Anderson has a chance for the Crues but, from an awkward angle, he fires off target.

There will be three minutes of additional time at the end of the 90.

Can Crusaders find another goal?

Another change for the Glens, this time James Douglas replaces Liam Burt.

Just under five minutes to go at the Oval.

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Danny Amos and Nathaniel Ferris are brought on for Jordan Jenkins and David Fisher.

Dylan Connolly bursts into the box before squaring the ball to James Singleton, but his low shot is just wide.