Stewart Nixon bursts down the right wing but his delivery into the box is hoofed away by Cian Bolger.

Jonathan Russell cuts in off the right wing on to his left foot but his 25 yard effort goes wildly over the bar.

My point about the amount of action still stands as the corner comes to nothing.

Not much action here in the last few minutes.

Larne are about to take their second corner of the game though.

Glentoran claims for a penalty fall on deaf ears.

Cammy Palmer's cross hits Daithi McCallion inside the penalty area.

Glens' players and fans appeal for hand ball but referee Evan Boyce points instead for a corner.

David Fisher's blushes saved by the assistant on the far side.

Cammy Palmer's low drive from just inside the penalty area is superbly saved by Sean O'Neill but rebounds to the feet of the Glentoran striker.

With the goal gaping his effort is straight at a prone O'Neill who saves with his foot.

The flag goes up for offside.

A bit like the first corner, Daniel Amos delivers into the heart of the Ballymena United defence.

This time, James Singleton wins the header but is unable to keep his effort under the crossbar.

Conor McKendry dispossess Robbie Weir and slips the ball forward for Andy Ryan with his effort off target.

Declan Caddell won't be happy with his defence so far but will Larne regret not being able to take advantage of these chances?

A second corner of the game for Glentoran.

That wasn't pretty but Crusaders eventually clear the resulting corner.

Encouraging signs for the visitors as Donal Rocks whips a cross in from the right wing but it's comfortably dealt with by the Glentoran defence.

Andy Ryan's free-kick deflects off the Crusaders wall and out of play.

First corner of the game.

Jonathan Russell heads over the crossbar from a Daniel Amos corner.

Another defensive mistake from Crusaders gifts Larne a good chance.

This time Jarlath O'Rourke is robbed of the ball by Conor McKendry, who passes across to Andy Ryan.

However the Scot can't keep his shot on target.

The hosts quickly into their stride here, as befits a team unbeaten in their last eight games.

Plenty of the ball in the opening minutes but yet to fashion a chance.

Crusaders fail to clear their lines with Levi Ives travelling past multiple Crusaders shirts before firing just wide of the right hand post from the edge of the box.

Ben Kennedy gets us underway on a cold, damp night in east Belfast.

The winners of tonight's game will face Crusaders in one semi-final, Cliftonville and Larne meeting in the other.

Robbie Weir gets the ball rolling at Seaview!

Can Crusaders make it four games unbeaten or can Larne get back to winning?

Premiership champions Larne were the victims of a huge Irish Cup upset on Saturday as they crashed out in the fifth round.

Championship club Limavady United were the victors, with sides deadlocked until five minutes from the end when Ruairi Boorman reacted quickest after Larne failed to deal with a free-kick into their box.

Rohan Ferguson was unable to gather the ball underneath his crossbar and there was the 23-year-old defender to poke the ball over the line from close range.

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Ballymena are aiming to bounce back from their Irish Cup exit at the hands of Championship side Ards on Satuday.

Goals from Lee Newell and Aidan Steele helped Ards to a 2-0 lead at the break at the Showgrounds.

Substitute Ethan Devine pulled one back but Ards held firm to clinch a stu ning victory and a place in the sixth round.

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