The hosts make eight changes as Gary Haveron refreshes his in-form side for Bangor’s visit to Inver Park following their 3-0 victory over Ballymacash Rangers in mid-week.

Goalkeeper Rohan Ferguson returns between the posts, while Matthew Ridley strengthens the defence. In midfield, Chris Gallagher, Dan Bent and Mark Randall are restored to the starting line-up, with Tiarnan O’Connor and Matty Lusty leading the attack.

Bangor boss Lee Feeney makes four changes from the side that beat Crusaders, handing starts to Jack O’Mahony, Robbie Garrett, Michael Morgan and Stephen McGuinness.

Larne: Ferguson, Ridley, Donnelly, Gallagher, McKendry, Randall, O’Connor, S. Graham, Cosgrove (C), Bent, Lusty.

Subs: D. Graham, O’Neill, Magee, Millar, Austin, Wallace, Simpson.

Bangor: Deane, Neale (C), Haughey, Hassin, Mulvenna, Arthurs, O’Mahony, Lynch, Garrett, Morgan, McGuinness.

Subs: Solis Grogan, Owens, Cushnie, Mathieson, Francis, Boyd, Osew.

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At Inver Park, it’s a meeting of two of the league’s form sides.

The Inver Reds have won five consecutive home league games and remain unbeaten in their last eight at Inver Park.

The Seasiders, meanwhile, travel with confidence after four wins from five and back-to-back away victories, scoring seven and conceding just once.

We have had plenty of drama so far today, but we have one more game for you to enjoy as Larne host Bangor.

Kick-off in that game is 17:30 BST, so stay with us as we bring you reaction from the results so far and look ahead to the clash at Inver Park.

Philip Major
Sportsound summariser

Cliftonville held on to defeat Carrick.

Jim Magilton will be delighted, they are up to 14 points and they have lifted themselves above Carrick.

Philip Major
Sportsound summariser

That was a fantastic comeback from Glentoran and that shows the belief that they are building in the club.

They seem to have a real togetherness and a ruthless edge to how they play.

All over at Shamrock Park where league leaders Coleraine take the points against 10-men Portadown thanks to second half goals from Matthew Shevlin and Joel Cooper.

Shevlin broke the deadlock just after the hour, heading home Levi Ives' corner for his 99th goal for the club, before Joel Cooper added a second 12 minutes later, scrambling home after Fyfe had spilled another Ives corner.

But the major talking point will be the dismissal in added time at the end of the first half of Portadown goalkeeper Aaron McCarey, shown a red card by referee Declan Hassan for an incident involving Matthew Shevlin.

Watch Ryan Cooney and David Fisher pop up with late goals to see Glentoran snatch victory from the jaws of defeat against Crusaders.

It's all over at Stangmore Park where Dungannon Swifts come away with all three points.

The hosts controlled the latter half of the second period following a bright Glenavon start.

The Lurgan Blues produced a good performance, but a lack of attacking quality hurt them on this occasion as they suffer their 12th defeat of the season.

David Jeffrey
Former Linfield & Ballymena manager on BBC Radio Ulster

I do feel for Jim Ervin and his players. They contributed greatly today, and they were right in it.

To concede from two set pieces will infuriate Jim Ervin.

Into two added minutes.

It's all over at Seaview where an amazing finale sees Glentoran take all three points.

That win keeps Glentoran in second place, with Larne about to kick-off at home to Bangor.

Crusaders remain in 11th place and will be distraught at not taking something from this game.

Referee Steven Gregg flashes a second yellow card to Oran O'Kane who is sent off for a late challenge.

Frustrations boiling over as we approach full-time.

Following a melee in the middle of the pitch yellow cards are brandished to the Portadown duo of Steven McCullough and Boris Altintop along with Coleraine's Matthew Shevlin and Dean Jarvis.

Linfield get back to winning ways and secure all three points against a resilient Ballymena United.

Goals from defenders Euan East and Ben Hall either side of half-time is enough to secure the win, despite Matthew Clarke's second goal in as many games for the Sky Blues against his former employers.

Cliftonville cling on to put to an end their run of three straight league defeats in a row.

Carrick are throwing the kitchen sink at this.

Stopper Peter Morrison has made multiple crucial saves to deny the home side a late goal in the last few minutes.

Time is really running out for Stephen Baxter's side though.

Fourth official Ben Shepherd has indicated there will be a minimum of four minutes added on.

Crusaders come within a whisker of levelling as, from a short corner, Evan Easton's driven cross is met with a powerful header by Fraser Bryden which hits the crossbar and goes over.

Joel Cooper stabs home Coleraine's second at Shamrock Park to give his side a cushion.