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This is a competition that just always delivers!

There was late drama as Crusaders and Cliftonville both left it late, while Glenavon were stunned by Armagh City after a tense penalty shootout.

Dungannon Swifts survived a scare against Dollingstown while Ballymena United bounced back to see off Ards.

In fact, the side who had the most comfortable night were Annagh United, who beat Queen's University.

You can read the report from tonight's action here, and the draw for the quarter-finals and semi-finals takes place tomorrow.

It's all over!

Clarke converts from the spot for Armagh City as Glenavon's Carroll misses.

Armagh win on penalties and progress to the quarter-finals.

After nine penalties each the sides still can't be separated.

Oladunjoye misses for Armagh handing Glenavon a lifeline.

Campbell steps up for Glenavon and finds the net.

Sudden death it is!

Armagh lead after successfully converting all four penalties so far.

Glenavon missed their first but manged to get the next two past the keeper.

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Still goalless after extra-time.

We're going to penalties!

Glenavon think they have a penalty as Peter Campbell goes down in the area but, after some discussions with his fellow officials, the call is overturned by the referee and we remain goalless!

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Still goalless at Holm Park.

It's looking like this could go to penalties!

Late drama as Philip Lowry sends Crusaders into the last eight!

We're heading to extra-time at Holm Park!

Thanks to goals from Kenny Ximenes and Jack Hastings Annagh United have booked themselves a quarter-final spot.

It's all over in Bangor as Cliftonville leave it very, very late to book their spot in the last eight.

Ryan Corrigan was the hero for the Reds.

They really had to work for it, but Dungannon book their place in the quarter-finals of the League Cup.

Huge effort by Dollingstown but it wasn't to be.

Philip Lowry's dramatic late volley completes a spirited comeback for the Crues, who overturn Matthew Shevlin's first-half opener.

Lowry had earlier levelled the scores with a deflected effort before delivering the decisive blow in the 90th minute.

A pulsating encounter at Seaview ends with the hosts advancing in dramatic fashion, leaving the Bannsiders to rue what might have been.

Declan Caddell makes a late change, bringing on Brandon Downey for Jordan Stewart for the remaining minutes.

The fourth official indicates a minimum of four minutes of additional time.

A mountain to climb now for the Bannsiders, who've seen their first-half lead transform into what looks like late heartbreak.

Another change for the visitors as Senan Devine replaces Dean Jarvis.