That's all from us this evening as Championship side Bangor knock out second in the Premiership Glentoran to book their place in the Irish Cup semi-finals.

You can read the report from the match here.

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A night that will go down in Bangor's history books.

They are celebrating alongside their fans, who are obviously delighted!

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Bangor advance to the semi-finals of the Irish Cup!

What a performance from the Championship side who will find out their opponents tomorrow evening, after the other ties are played.

Bangor have possession and are keeping the ball near the corner flag.

Not long left now.

We're into four minutes of additional time.

What a save!

Danny Amos' corner causes a scramble in the box with Patrick Solis Grogan making a superb save to deny David Fisher's header from point-blank range.

Another Glentoran goal would have made for a tense last few minutes.

Glentoran have a corner after Jack O'Mahony heads the ball out of play.

Into the final few minutes now.

Ben Arthurs evening is over as he is replaced by Matthew Ferguson.

Glentoran are trying to push forward but so are Bangor.

This has been a superb Irish Cup game for the neutrals.

Another yellow card, this time for Tiarnan Mulvenna. He is cautioned for kicking the ball away.

Into the final ten minutes.

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Watch the Glens pull a goal back through Charlie Lindsay's deflected goal in the 70th minute at Clandeboye Park.

Jordan Jenkins is cautioned for shoving stopper Patrick Solis Grogan.

Substitute Jack O'Mahony bursts forward and plays Tiarnan Mulvenna through on goal, but he can't keep his effort on target.

I'm sure the Glentoran fans are breathing a sigh of relief as that was a huge chance for the home side.

The bookings are levelled as Kodi Lyons-Foster is cautioned.

That is the first goal that Patrick Solis Grogan has conceded since joining the Seasiders on loan from Dungannon.

He had registered five clean sheets before this evening.

A change apiece with Charlie Lindsay on for Christie Pattison and Reece Neale making way for Tom Mathieson.

That was the Glens final change of the game.

Patrick Solis Grogan dives to his left to palm away Finley Thorndike's effort from range.

Lee Feeney makes his first switch of the evening with Ben Cushnie making way for Jack O'Mahony.

This means that Bangor are now playing with a back five.