A standing ovation from home supporters for hat-trick hero Matthew Shevlin as he makes way for Kirk McLaughlin for the final seven minutes of this game.

Midfielder Dylan Boyle also makes way, for Mackenzie Carse.

And a change for Glenavon, who bring on Mark Haughey for Peter Campbell.

Larne's Chris Gallaher is booked for a challenge on Dylan Connolly while both players are on the ground.

Rhyss Campbell is brought down in the box and Matthew Shevlin converts the resulting spot kick to complete his hat-trick.

Change for Loughgall, with Ben Murdock coming on for Conor McDermott, while Adam Towe replaces Conor McCloskey.

Larne's Andy Ryan is the latest player to pick up a caution, for a sliding challenge.

Referee Evan Boyce is having a busy afternoon.

James Singleton and Dylan Sloan are sent off after a melee in the centre of the pitch.

Paul Leeman
Former Glentoran captain on BBC iPlayer

Glentoran need something quickly here. They are really struggling to break down Larne's back-line with Cian Bolger at the heart of it.

Wassim Aouachria comes on in place of Jay Donnelly for Glentoran.

Coleraine head coach Dean Shiels also looks to his bench with the result of this game seemingly set.

Connor Murray and Rhyss Campbell make way for Alfie Gaston and Corey Smith for the final 10 minutes or so.

Rodney McAree emptying his bench now.

The unfortunate Danny Wallace, scorer of Coleraine's second goal, and Kealan Dillon are replaced by John Scott and Bobby-Jack McAleese.

Larne make a change in attack as Matty Lusty replaces Paul O'Neill.

Here is how Cian Bolger doubled Larne's lead with a close-range finish at the Oval.

Another double sub from Glenavon, with James Doona and Jamie Doran coming on for Matthew Snoddy and Rhys Marhsall.

Dean Jarvis tests Declan Dunne's palms from a free-kick on an angle 20 yards from goal but the big 'keeper is up to the task, saving comfortably.

Matthew Shevlin swivels and fires home a third for Coleraine.

A Glenavon corner finds Peter Campbell at the far post and he must have thought he’d pulled one back for the visitors but for a wonderful save from Nathan Gartside to scoop the ball off the line.

Paddy McLaughlin
Sportsound summariser

Matthew Shevlin has touched the ball three times and has put the ball into the back of the net and that is a sign of a top striker. Fair play to Coleraine, they have really taken the bull by the horns in the second half.

Danny Wallace inadvertently turns Lydon Kane's cross into his own net to restore Coleraine's lead.

Loughgall substitution as Jay Boyd comes on for captain and goal scorer Nathaniel Ferris.