That's all from us tonight as an exciting day of Irish League action comes to an end.

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Full-time at Inver Park, where it finishes level.

Ben Arthurs gave Bangor an early lead before Conor McKendry’s superb second-half strike earned the hosts a point. Gary Haveron’s men dominated much of the game but couldn’t find a winner, while the Seasiders battled bravely to extend their unbeaten run on the road.

Gareth Deane goes into the book for time-wasting as the visitors look to run down the clock.

There will be four minutes of added time.

Can Lee Feeney's men hang on for a point?

Benji Magee cuts in from the left and tries his luck, but it flies well over the bar. Time’s slipping away for the home side, who’ve done everything but find a winner.

Harry Lynch gives Tomas Cosgrove a shove in the penalty area as the pair battle for position, but referee Tony Clarke waves play on.

A real let-off for the visitors, who have been living dangerously in these closing stages.

Bangor work a short corner, with Jack O’Mahoney’s cross punched clear by Rohan Ferguson.

Reece Neale gathers the loose ball and hooks it up to Jay Boyd, but the flag is up for offside.

Larne boss Gary Haveron is shown a yellow card for his protests after that penalty appeal was waved away.

Referee Tony Clarke takes a no-nonsense approach, while the home crowd make their feelings perfectly clear.

Watch as Larne's persistence pays off as they level the match at Inver Park.

Huge shouts for a penalty from the home fans as Gareth Deane fumbles a routine catch.

Paul O’Neill looks to pounce on the loose ball and goes down under pressure, but Tony Clarke isn’t interested.

Paul O’Neill glances a flicked header from Conor McKendry’s delivery just wide of the far post. The home side are pressing hard for a winner. Is Inver Park sensing another late twist?

Sean Graham is shown a yellow card for a late challenge on Jack O’Mahoney near the halfway line.

Michael Morgan’s evening comes to an end as he’s replaced by Ben Cushnie.

Chris Gallagher finds himself in space 25 yards out, but leans back and sends his effort well over the bar.

Double change for the hosts as Tiarnan O’Connor and Matty Lusty make way for Benji Magee and Paul O’Neill.

Conor McKendry goes into the book for a late challenge in the Bangor half, and the home supporters below us reckon he’s had a lucky escape.

Tony Clarke opts for yellow, not red, as the game starts to get a bit feisty.

Mark Randall’s corner drops invitingly for Matt Ridley, but the defender misjudges the flight and can’t steer his header on target, giving Lee Feeney's men a chance to clear.

Jay Boyd chases his own flick-on and catches it on the half-volley, but it sails high over the McKay Stand.

Not quite what the substitute would have had in mind when he eyed Rohan Ferguson off his line.

Leroy Millar replaces Dan Bent for the hosts, giving Gary Haveron’s side fresh legs as they chase a way back into this game.