It's all over!

Robbie McDaid's first-half strike lifts Glentoran to their first win in European competition since 2011.

McDaid fired home an excellent volley after being teed up by Rory Donnelly to set up a fascinating showdown with Motherwell, who are managed by former Northern Ireland international Stephen Robinson.

That match will take place at Fir Park next Thursday (27 August) at 19:45 BST.

Tonight was far from vintage stuff from Glentoran, but they just needed to get the job done, and thanks to McDaid's clinical touch, they have done just that.

Onwards and upwards for the Irish Cup winners.

Justinussen has a pop with a free-kick from distance but it sails well over the bar.

The wind was always taking that one.

The conditions are deteriorating by the minute now.

Glentoran are just doing what they need to do - they are hanging on.

Torshavn are starting to come forward in numbers but they are yet to make Coleing work.

One minute of normal time remaining.

It hasn't been a classic but this little exchange certainly made us smile!

Scott Young
BBC Sport NI co-commentator

Another Glentoran debut as Jamie McDonagh replaces Paul O'Neill.

And, in a hilarious twist, the fourth official sends McDonagh on with a replacement red card with the referee having seemingly misplaced his!

Red card in hand - not exactly how McDonagh imagined his Glentoran career would start.

Meanwhile, Torshavn have sent on Mads Mikkelsen (sadly not the actor).

Torshavn come close to snatching the equaliser as Bigirmana heads the ball off the line to deny Jakobsen.

Right place, right time for the midfielder with Coleing in no man's land.

Luke McCullough comes on for his Glentoran debut as he replaces Clucas.

Now Hansen goes into the referee's book after clattering into Clucas, who had already gone to ground and swept the ball away.

An hour gone at the Oval.

Bigirimana is booked for a robust challenge. Like McClean in the first half, the midfielder clearly won the ball but the Swiss official did not like the force with which he went to ground.

A moment earlier, Bigirmana's corner caused havoc in the Torshavn box and it almost resulted in Glentoran's second only for the visitors to clear at in the nick of time.

Glentoran fans will love the sight of McDaid and Donnelly wheeling away in celebration.

It's not job done yet though...

Image source, Pacemaker Press

Coleing makes his first big save of the night as he dives low to his left to beat away substitute Justinussen's 25-yard free-kick.

Great pass, even better finish. Clinical.

Robbie McDaid's strike after 42 minutes separates the sides at the break.

It's been a game of precious few chances but McDaid needed only one invitation.

Advantage Glentoran with 45 minutes remaining.

Patrick McClean receives a booking for a challenge that was deemed too strong by the referee.

Jakobsen tries his luck in spectacular fashion, but the forward is unable to connect cleanly with his overhead kick and it goes wide.

It's been very cagey so far.