Liam Beckett
BBC Sport NI summariser

There will be one minute of additional time at the end of the first half.

Levi Ives and Bobby Burns vie for possession at Seaview.

Image source, Pacemaker

Junior's free-kick from just outside the box forces Rohan Ferguson to make a comfortable low save.

Dylan Sloan has picked up an injury after that tackle by Bobby Burns and as a result Larne are forced to make their first change of the evening and introduce Mark Randall for Sloan.

Watch Luke Wilson double Portadown's lead in torrential rain at Shamrock Park.

Well that would have been a stylish way to open the scoring!

David Fisher with an absolute rocket of a shot which is narrowly wide.

Bobby Burns had done well to win possession in a dangerous position after robbing Dylan Sloan of the ball in defence.

Watch Eamon Fyfe turn the ball home to give Portadown the lead in the Mid Ulster Cup final against Dungannon Swifts at Shamrock Park.

What a chance for Tiernan Lynch's men!

Patrick McClean leaps highest to clear a clever cross from Lee Bonis before Paul O'Neill could connect with the danger.

Levi Ives does latch onto the clearance and finds Leroy Millar, but the alert McClean clears his resulting header off the line.

Two minutes after Fyfe's opener, Luke Wilson makes it 2-0 to Portadown.

20 minutes gone and it's not been one for the history books so far.

Both sides are struggling to create chances with neither goalkeeper having to make a save.

In the evening's other cup final, Portadown have taken the lead after 11 minutes against Dungannon Swifts at Shamrock Park.

Eamon Fyfe the goalscorer for the Ports.

Josh Robinson shows another yellow card.

This time Paul O'Neill is cautioned for a foul on Jonathan Russell.

Tomas Cosgrove receives the first yellow card of the game for a foul on Junior in midfield.

Dylan Sloan tries his luck from range, but his strong strike is blocked by Patrick McClean.

We're still waiting for the first chance of the game at Seaview with neither stopper being tested in the opening 10 minutes.

If you needed a sign of how strong the wind is tonight Aidan Wilson's throw in has just come straight back to the defender and out for a Larne throw in.

We're underway at a very wet and windy Seaview.

Can Larne win tonight and equal the record of four consecutive County Antrim Shields or can Warren Feeney's men be the victors of the Shield for the first time in 13 seasons?