All over at Lakeview Park where defending league champions Larne move into the top half of the table following a comprehensive win over Loughgall.

Shaun Want headed them in front from a Sean Graham corner after just 14 minutes and three minutes later Tiarnan O'Connor doubled the visitors' lead from another Graham delivery.

Kirk McLaughlin pulled a goal back with a clever finish on the half hour but Paul O'Neill's deft lob five minutes after the restart restored Larne's two goal advantage.

There was just enough time for top scorer Andy Ryan to bag his eighth league goal of the campaign in an impressive display from Gary Haveron's side.

Andy Ryan puts the gloss on the scoreline for Larne at Lakeview Park.

Late sub Conor McKendry, on for Sean Graham, wins a corner following a forceful run down the right.

Nothing doing on this occasion, though.

We're into the first of three additional minutes at a quickly emptying Lakeview Park.

This game looks like petering out to its inevitable conclusion.

Larne, with a two goal advantage, are restricting their opponents to precious little in the way of chances.

A third change for the visitors as goalscorer Tiarnan O'Connor departs to be replaced by James Simpson for the final 10 minutes.

Into the final quarter and Loughgall head coach Andrew Smith looks to his bench as Fra McCaffrey and Oatnasio Da Silva replace Conor McCloskey and Robbie Norton.

He's only been on the field a matter of minutes but sub Oisin Devlin becomes the second Larne player to be booked.

A double change on the hour for the visitors as Oisin Devlin and Logan Wallace replace goalscorer Paul O'Neill and Mark Randall.

Success, of sorts, for the home side as they defend three corners in a row from the ever dangerous Sean Graham.

Is this the goal that makes the game safe for Larne?

Half an hour left at Lakeview Park...

Loughgall's Robbie Norton follows Mark Randall into the referee's notebook following a tackle on Chris Gallagher in midfield.

Paul O'Neill races on to a ball over the top from Chris Gallagher but is unable to get his effort on target this time.

Larne midfielder Mark Randall is the first name in Tim Marshall's notebook following a challenge on Pablo Andrade in front of the dug outs.

Robbie Norton gets us back underway at Lakeview Park.

The visitors lead at the break thanks to two quick fire goals from Shaun Want and Tiarnan O'Connor, both coming after the home defence had failed to deal with dangerous Sean Graham corners.

However, Loughgall showed they have a decent dead ball specialist of their own as Conor McCloskey's corner on the half hour saw Kirk McLaughlin redirect Pablo Andrade's shot past a helpless Rohan Ferguson.

There have been other opportunities, too, so I don't think we're done with the scoring here just yet.

Into two additional minutes.

Approaching half-time where this game is delicately poised.