Of course it's not the end of the European road completely for Larne.

The Inver Reds now drop into the Europa Conference League where they face Ballkani of Kosovo, who let a two-goal first leg lead slip in their Champions League qualifier against Bulgaria's Ludogorets this evening.

The first leg will be in Kosovo next Thursday.

Larne's first ever Champions League adventure comes to an end but my goodness what an effort Tiernan Lynch's side put in over the two legs.

High drama as the referee appears to be listening to his earpiece.

But just when we thought there might be more VAR drama, he signals play on.

Just one minute of additional time.

It's now or never.

We're into the final couple of minutes of extra time.

It's kitchen sink - and every other appliance you can think of - time for Larne now.

Tiernan Lynch voices his disapproval at a decision from the touchline and is the latest recipient of a yellow card from an increasingly busy Greek referee.

Shaun Want is cautioned by the referee, presumably for something which happened a few minutes earlier.

The Scottish defender looks as bemused as the rest of those in attendance.

Lee Bonis, who is on a yellow card, tangles fairly innocuously with Jukka Raitala.

Bojan Radulovic runs fully 50 yards to encourage the referee to check the video monitor and earns a yellow card of his own for his troubles.

And we're back underway again with Larne attacking the end of the ground housing the majority of their fans.

Half-time in extra time.

An enormous 15 minutes in store for Larne.

Leroy Millar fires a shot well over with his less-favoured right foot.

Aaron Donnelly flashes a free kick across the face of the HJK goal with no takers.

One thing you can absolutely guarantee is that Larne will give it everything in pursuit of a third goal.

Thomas Maguire is on for Larne in place of Shea Gordon as Larne attempt to level the tie again.

Off we go in extra time.

What twists and turns still lie in store in this remarkable tie?

An outcome which looked pretty unlikely when HJK took the lead this evening.

It's been a terrific effort from Larne to take this tie to extra time.

Now can they go on and win it?

The fourth official has indicated a minimum of four minutes of additional time at the end of this second period.

Paul O'Neill replaces the tireless Andy Ryan in attack for Larne.

We're into the last five minutes at Solitude.

Can Larne find a second goal on the night to send the tie to extra time?