Paul O'Neill gets a snap shot away that whistles wide. Prishtina then take the goal kick short and rush a clearance away into touch.

The travelling support are certainly making their voices heard tonight.

The official attendance is 1,138 with over 200 Dungannon fans making the journey over to Vaduz, but you would think there were a lot more than that!

We are underway on Warden Street on Welsh referee Iwan Griffith's whistle. Larne kick off playing right to left in red and white while Prishtina are in all blue.

Vaduz make a change upfront with Fabrizio Cavegn replaced by Angelo Campos.

This is Campos' debut, will he make an impact?

A promising move from the home side is halted by the offside flag.

Vaduz do look dangerous in the final third, but Dungannon are doing well to close them down.

Dominik Schwizer's free-kick into the box is headed down and then cleared to safety by Danny Wallace.

Gael Bigirimana tries to find Andrew Mitchell, but Leon Schaffren rushes off his line and gathers the cross.

The home side certainly won't want to let Dungannon extend their advantage.

Tiernan Kelly and Kealan Dillon make way for Leo Alves and James Knowles.

Declan Dunne leaps highest to collect Dominik Schwizer's corner.

Dunne has looked confident when called into action so far tonight.

Tiernan Kelly is cautioned for a foul on Fabrizio Cavegn.

Nathan Rooney makes one change for this evening's clash with the Kosovar Cup champions. Jordan McEneff misses out after exiting in Latvia last week with a knee injury and is replaced by Dylan Sloan who makes his first start this summer after an injury of his own. New signing Kobei Moore may make his debut off the bench.

Arsim Thaci makes three changes from their 2-1 second leg victory over Sheriff Tiraspol in their Europa League clash last week. One comes in goal as Ardit Nika replaces Agron Kolaj between the sticks while Dorde Saletic comes in for Ramiz Bytyqi. The final change is enforced as full back Ron Raci has since departed the club for Hajduk Split in Croatia and is repalced by Leonat Vitija

Larne: Ferguson, Donnelly, Gallagher, McKendry, Randall, O'Neill, Graham, Nolan, Cosgrove (C), Sloan, Bent

Subs: Collett, Graham, Ridley, O'Connor, Magee, Kee, Moore, Lusty, Devlin, Wallace, Simpson

Prishtina: Nika, Vitija, Limani, Veliu, Kryeziu (C), Bafita, Muja, Namani, Boueye, Saletic, Taipi

Subs: Gjokaj, Kolaj, Zeqiri, Salihu, Halili, Shillova, Ajdini, Bytyqi, Ndreca, Ahmeti

Away we go again!

Not too many goals for us to talk about so far tonight!

If you're just joining us, earlier Linfield drew 0-0 with Zalgiris. You can read the report from that game here.

The teams are back on the pitch in Vaduz, so Dungannon's game will be back under way again shortly.

Larne manager Nathan Rooney says his side must understand that they are "better than they think they are" if they are to make further progress in the Uefa Conference League this season.

The Invermen beat Latvian side Auda 4-2 on penalties in Riga after their first qualifying round tie ended 2-2 on aggregate.

They now face FC Prishtina of Kosovo in the second qualifying round, with the first leg at Ballymena Showgrounds on Thursday evening.

Larne made history by becoming the first Irish League club to qualify for the league stages of a major European competition last season, picking up their first points in a 1-0 win over Belgian side Gent at Windsor Park in December.

"I've learnt that the squad needs to believe they are better than they think they are. We want to punch above our weight again and we want to do that by playing a bit more football," Rooney told BBC Sport NI ahead of the first leg.

"We want to play our way. We don't want to be adapting to other clubs' styles and how different countries play.

"Preparations have been really good. We're fresh and we're hungry so hopefully we can mirror last week's performance."

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Larne will still be on a high from their penalty shootout win against Auda and will be determined to build on that victory as they plot a route back to European league stage football after last year's exploits.

Nathan Rooney's side welcome FC Prishtina to the Ballymena Showgrounds for the first leg which kicks off at 20:00 BST on Thursday.

The second leg will take place next Thursday in Pristina and the side that progressed will face the winner of the tie involving Portuguese side CD Santa Clara and Croatian outfit NK Varazdin.

FC Prishtina are the most successful club in Kosovo, having won 11 Kosovan Superleague titles, nine Kosovar Cups and 11 Kosovar Supercups.

They are back in European competition for the first time since the 2021/22 campaign after winning the Kosovar Cup final in May.

The Kosovan side began in the Europa League but lost 5-2 on aggregate against Moldovan side Sheriff Tiraspol and dropped down the Conference League.

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The third of the Irish Premiership sides in action this evening will be Larne who host Kosovon outfit Prishtina in Ballymena at 20:00 BST.

We'll bring you some build up to that one while it's half-time in Liechtenstein.

Honours even so far in Liechtenstein.

Declan Dunne comes off his line to divert the in-swinging corner from Dominik Schwizer out of play.

We're into one minute of additional time and Vaduz have a corner.