Portadown almost catch Larne napping from a quick free kick which allows Shay McCartan in on the left hand side of the penalty area but the former Northern Ireland international's cross drifts harmlessly over.

Portadown's band of travelling supporters behind Aaron McCarey's goal have certainly been in good voice since kick-off.

They have seen a disciplined opening 20 minutes from their side.

Larne take a quickly-taken free kick with Mark Randall slipping in a pass to Andy Ryan who goes around keeper Aaron McCarey and trundles the ball home but the assistant referee has long since raised his flag and the effort doesn't count.

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Josh Ukek cleverly works an opportunity to cross from the right flank but, frustratingly for him, his centre doesn't find a team-mate and is easily claimed by Larne keeper Rohan Ferguson.

The first sight of goal at Inver Park as Mark Randall's pass finds its way into the path of Dylan Sloan.

But just as the in-form midfielder is about to shoot, he is denied by a very timely intervention from Portadown defender Baris Altintop, who made his loan move from Larne to Shamrock Park permanent in January.

Watch Tomas Galvin drive the ball home seven minutes into extra-time for what turns out to be the winning goal for Dungannon.

All over at Stangmore Park where Dungannon Swifts are through to the last eight of the cup thanks to an extra-time 2-1 win over Coleraine.

Gael Bigirimana fired the home side in front early on but Declan McManus levelled for the visitors eight minutes from full-time.

Both teams had chances in extra-time but it was 'supersub' Tomas Galvin who sent the Swifts through to the quarter-finals with a fine finish deep into extra-time.

Holders Cliftonville are into the hat for the next round as they are the victors of a dramatic game at Solitude.

Watch Jonny Addis rifle Cliftonville in front during extra-time at Solitude.

Glenavon can't create a chance through the corner.

The home fans are on their feet.

Two added minutes to be played.

Glenavon have a corner.

Mark Byrne is up once again as we enter one minute of additional time.

While cup defeats in three different knockout competitions attracted the headlines in January, Larne’s league form has remained in an upward trajectory.

They have claimed 20 points from their last 10 Premiership fixtures – only runaway league leaders Linfield have accumulated more points over the same number of games.

Sub' Leon Swifts outpaces the Coleraine defence but is unable to keep his effort on target.

Into the final two minutes of extra-time here.

Both sets of fans, how are your nerves?

James Knowles replaces Andrew Mitchell for Dungannon Swifts while Lyndon Kane makes way for Sam McClintock for the visitors.

Referee Shane McGonigle blows his whistle to start the action at a blustery Inver Park.

Larne start the day a whopping 25 points behind pacesetters Linfield.

Between today and Tuesday night’s trip to Carrick, they will hope to make some inroads into that deficit but Portadown will certainly have other ideas today!

Coleraine's response to conceding is to replace Jamie Glackin with Corey Smith.