Howls of derision as the referee adds seven minutes on. Bangor holding on.

Zane Okoro ripples the net, but it's the wrong side as he puts it into the side netting.

Sighs of relief around Clandeboye Park.

Ballymena make a double change as Joel Thompson and Succes Edogun replace Daire O'Connor and Ryan McNickle.

Carrick's Kyle Cherry is booked for a foul on Daire O'Connor.

Dungannon Swifts manager Rodney McAree reacts to the Larne changes by making a double switch of his own.

James Knowles and Tomas Maguire replace Leo Alves and goalscorer Kealan Dillon for the final 10 minutes.

A double change for Larne and, again, it carries significance.

Aaron Donnelly, banned for nine games following an ill-tempered game against Glentoran at the end of last season, makes his first appearance of the new campaign, replacing Mark Randall.

Tiarnan O'Connor comes on for Matty Lusty at the same time.

Joel Cooper's dipping effort takes a nasty deflection that has Gareth Deane scrambling. However, Coleraine take the corner quickly and waste it in their haste to get going.

Just over 10 minutes to go. If this second half was a boxing match, Coleraine would be ahead on points, but they still trail.

Can the 10-men of Bangor hold on?

Junior, who has been a thorn in Larne's side all afternoon, is through one on one with Rohan Ferguson, but the Larne keeper gets down well to smother the shot.

Ryan McNickle slots home to finish a nice Ballymena move and complete the Sky Blues' comeback.

Zane Okoro makes things interesting as Coleraine pull one back at Clandeboye Park.

Carrick's Stephen Baxter is the first manager to turn to his bench as he replaces Ryan Waide with Kyle Cherry.

Ballymena's Matthew Clarke picks up the first yellow card of the afternoon for a foul on Danny Gibson.

A second change of the afternoon for Larne and it's a significant one as it marks the return to action of talisman Leroy Millar.

The midfielder, who hasn't featured in a league game since April 2024, comes on to replace Chris Gallagher for the remainder of this match.

Substitute Matthew Shevlin nods home Declan McManus' flick on, but the offside flag was up like a shot, and the goal is disallowed.

An opportunity for the away side just before the hour mark.

Conor McKendry's free-kick to the back post is headed back across goal by Matt Ridley.

Frustratingly for the visitors, Dan Bent and Mark Randall get in each other's way and the chance is gone.

Tiarnan Kelly, already on target this afternoon, tries his luck from distance, but his low shot fails to trouble Rohan Ferguson.

Carrick's Jack Scott strides forward from midfield in increasingly difficult conditions but his shot goes well wide of the target.