That's it from us after a dramatic night of cup football.

Glentoran and Cliftonville will contest the BetMcLean Cup final in March after their dramatic semi-final victories over Crusaders and Larne.

Meanwhile Glenavon, Loughgall, Moyola Park and Dollingstown advance to the sixth round of the Irish Cup.

That's it from us tonight, but we;ll be back for a bumper weekend of Irish Premiership action, beginning with the livestreamed match between Dungannon Swifts and Glenavon from Stangmore Park which will be broadcast on BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website and app on Friday night.

Be sure to join us then, but for now it's goodbye and good night.

From one end to the other in the blink of an eye.

Jay Donnelly secures Glentoran's place in the BetMcLean Cup final against Cliftonville.

Moyola Park go through on penalties! They will host Ards, who stunned Ballymena United, in the sixth round!

What a game at the Oval! Here's how the Glens took the lead in extra-time!

Destiny Ojo is the hero for Cliftonville at Inver Park!

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It is Cliftonville who are through to the final of the BetMcLean Cup thanks to Destiny Ojo's late extra-time winner.

Larne held them out for over an hour with ten men but ultimately succumbed to the pressure. Another cup final at Windsor for the Cliftonville supporters to enjoy!

An extraordinary cup semi-final ends with the Glens securing their place in the BetMcLean Cup final.

Jordan Jenkins' first-half double was cancelled out by Stewart Nixon and Kieran Offord before Kodi Lyons-Foster's late header, and Jay Donnelly's stoppage-time clincher settled a pulsating contest.

Declan Devine's men march on after 120 minutes of breathless cup football at The Oval.

Philip Lowry nearly breaks Glentoran hearts with a stinging drive from the edge of the box, but Daniel Gyollai springs to his right to make a vital save.

A massive moment from the Glens keeper as they desperately cling to their late advantage.

Three added minutes. Is there one last late sting in this one?

One last hurrah for Larne as Andy Ryan is thrown on in place of Levi Ives.

Cliftonville replace Axel Piesold with Conor Pepper for the last remaining moments.

Ecstasy to agony for the Cliftonville fans as they think they have a late winner!

Jonny Addis' cross is inch perfect and is buried by Aaron Pettifer but he went a second too early and is flagged offside.

Three minutes left.

Charlie Lindsay unleashes a fierce drive after good hold-up play from Wassim Aouachria, but Jonny Tuffey produces an excellent save to turn the ball behind for a corner that eventually comes to nothing.

Axel Piesold close again! Rohan Ferguson parries Ryan Corrigan's shot and it falls to the former Luton man but he blazes over.

In fairness, it came back to him at a fair rate of knots but he would have hoped to have done better.

A heart-stopping moment for the Glens as Frankie Hvid's clearance rebounds off Kieran Offord, but Daniel Gyollai comes to the rescue with a crucial save from close range.

Philip Lowry goes into the referee's book after a late challenge in midfield.

Fra McCaffrey wins it for Loughgall!

The final fifteen minutes begin at The Oval, with both sides knowing a moment of magic could send them through to the BetMcLean Cup final.