That is all from us as a fine strike from Finley Thorndike late in extra-time helps Glentoran past nine-man Linfield at the Oval.

You can read the report from the game here with highlights and reaction to follow on the BBC Sport website.

We will be back tomorrow with live text commentary and radio coverage of the seven other Irish Cup ties.

See you then, but for now goodnight.

Chris Shields and Joe Thomson both receive their marching orders in an ill-tempered end to the game.

Substitute Finley Thorndike scores a fine winner for Glentoran.

Glentoran book their place in the quarter-finals of the Irish Cup with a 2-1 win over Big Two rivals Linfield.

Finlay Thorndike's strike in extra-time wins it for the Glens, with three red cards also shown by referee Tim Marshall.

Colin Coates
Glenavon first team coach on BBC iPlayer

This has descended into chaos.

Joe Thomson is also shown a second yellow card for his afters with Chris Shields, meaning Glentoran are down to 10 men.

Three sending offs in extra-time!

Chris Shields is shown a second yellow card and is sent off!

Linfield are now down to nine men.

Colin Coates
Glenavon first team coach on BBC iPlayer

A brilliant strike, he shifts it onto his weaker left foot and drills it past Walsh. It has been something special to separate these sides and credit to Declan Devine for bringing him on. It's a real hammer blow for Linfield.

Glentoran have Linfield pinned back in their own half as they go in search of a winner with their man advantage.

You feel like the Blues would take penalties at this stage.

Joel Cooper is sent off after kicking out at Jonny Russell on the ground.

Colin Coates
Glenavon first team coach on BBC iPlayer

The first half of extra time has been eventful the red card has swung the game in Glentoran's favour. They look the most likely and probably the only side capable of winning this game. They are creating the opportunities and should already be ahead. If you're David Healy and you offer him penalties I think he would happily take it.

The second half of extra-time is underway at the Oval.

Declan Devine makes a change as Finley Thorndike comes on in place of goal scorer Jordan Jenkins.

Who will edge this one and book their place in the quarter-finals of the Irish Cup?

Half-time in extra-time and it remains 1-1.

Linfield of course have another 15 minutes plus added time to navigate with 10 men after Joel Cooper's sending off.

James Douglas is booked for his challenge on Cameron Ballantyne.

Colin Coates
Glenavon first team coach on BBC iPlayer

Linfield are struggling at the minute, particularly in the wide areas. Glentoran are looking dangerous.

Daniel Amos is denied by the woodwork!

Lovely move from Glentoran down the left as Amos beats David Walsh, but sees his strike come off the frame of the goal.

Dylan Connolly follows up but his effort is a tame one which Walsh gathers easily.

Ethan McGee has denied Glentoran a certain goal as he gets his body in the way of Dylan Connolly's strike from inside the six yard box.

Outstanding defending from McGee.

Colin Coates
Glenavon first team coach on BBC iPlayer

As soon as it happened the fourth official was straight over to tell the referee. It is difficult to make a call, I didn't see it in normal time, but Shane Andrews went straight over to tell Tim Marshall. It makes it more difficult for Linfield now, they will set up to nullify Glentoran as much as they can and will be looking for penalty kicks.

Joel Cooper is shown a red card!

Cooper is adjudged to have kicked out at Johnny Russell, with referee Tim Marshall sending the Linfield attacker for an early shower.

The Blues will play the remainder of extra-time a man down.