There is a flurry of changes as Stephen Bradley refreshes his Rovers side - Jack Byrne, Dylan Watts, and Trevor Clarke enter for Jordan McEneff, Markus Poom, and Darragh Burns.

Meanwhile, Tiernan Lynch responds by introducing Mark Randall for Dylan Sloan as both managers look to the bench.

Graham Burke's outstanding performance - including an assist and a goal - comes to an end as Conan Noonan enters the fray.

The departing Burke has been the architect of all that's been good about Rovers' play this evening.

Dan Cleary and Levi Ives come together in a full-blooded challenge, with Larne winning the decision.

This is a chance for the hosts to deliver into the danger zone, but again, it's wasted as the Inver Reds fail to beat the first man.

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Rovers supporters had, for the first time all night, been briefly quietened after Gallagher's goal but their enjoying themselves again now.

'Ireland's number one' goes the chant from the away end.

Double substitution sees a fascinating family dynamic emerge as Jordan McEneff replaces Thomson for Larne, setting up a brotherly midfield battle with Rovers' Aaron McEneff.

Meanwhile, Darragh Nugent comes on for Danny Mandroiu as the visitors refresh their lineup.

Roberto 'Pico' Lopes rises highest to nod against the crossbar before Jonny Kenny's acrobatic finish past Rohan Ferguson.

The celebrations are cut short by the referee's whistle, but Larne's set-piece frailties continue to be exposed—a lucky escape for the hosts.

Another update on the third goal - Uefa have had another look and it will go down as a Tomas Cosgrove own goal

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It's a really loose ball from Joe Thomson and the last person you want to give it to is Graham Burke - he's been sensational.

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Having grabbed a foothold back in the game, that's exactly the kind of goal Larne couldn't afford to give away.

That's a gift for Burke who has been so influential this evening.

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Larne have a lifeline - I said the focus had to be on getting the next goal. Gallagher takes a touch and drills it into the corner.

Dylan Sloan's whipped cross strikes Dan Cleary, prompting penalty appeals from the Larne contingent.

The referee waves away the protests despite the vocal demands from both the bench and the terrace.

A corner kick is all that's given.

The visitors get the action back underway.

A dominant first-half display from Rovers sees them three goals clear, leaving Tiernan Lynch with an enormous task to rally his shell-shocked side for the second half.

Uefa have awarded the third goal to Graham Burke with the ball already over the line before it touched Tomas Cosgrove.

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Andy Ryan opts for an ambitious freekick that finds its way to Tomas Cosgrove on the flank.

The fullback's delivery picks out Bolger in a promising position, but the referee's whistle cuts short any hope of a comeback as the Larne captain is penalised for a foul on Pico Lopes.

Cian Bolger makes a vital intervention, turning Burke's dangerous cutback behind for a corner.

The Larne captain had to act quickly there, though it hands Rovers another set-piece opportunity - an area where they've already proved lethal tonight.

Dylan Sloan shows good intent, driving forward purposefully before trying to release Sean Graham on the left.

Dan Cleary reads the danger, stepping in decisively to clear the threat—better build-up from the hosts.

Tomas Cosgrove slides in late on Dan Cleary, earning himself a booking.

The frustration of this difficult evening clearly showing in the defender's rash challenge.

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I'm sure Tiernan Lynch would said to to his players this week not to concede soft goals - all three have been avoidable although Shamrock Rovers have been the better team.

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