It's a good day for leaders Larne as title challengers Glentoran and Coleraine come away with just a point apiece from the Oval.

Bangor edge Dungannon Swifts 1-0 while Crusaders move off bottom spot after a stalemate at Portadown.

That's all from us for now but we'll be back very shortly for the 20:00 GMT kick-off between Cliftonville and Ballymena United, which is the final game before the end-of-season split.

See you then.

Glentoran can't find another goal as 10-man Coleraine stand firm meaning the spoils are shared at the Oval.

Pat Hoban had the chance to give the Glens the lead from the spot six minutes after Jordan Stewart's equaliser in the second half, but couldn't find a way past Ryan Schofield.

Good result for Larne who are now four points clear at the top of the Irish Premiership with five games remaining.

Coleraine's Ryan Schofield keeps it at 1-1 as he saves Pat Hoban's spot-kick.

Coleraine are holding their shape well and are making it difficult for the Glens to break them down in the closing stages.

Four minutes of added time to be played at least.

Bangor secure a first win nine games, thanks to Iestyn Hughes' first goal of the season.

The defender struck for the only goal of the game in the ninth minute to secure a precious three points for the Seasiders.

Dungannon Swifts enjoyed plenty of possession but failed to find a way past a dogged Bangor defence who move up to eighth by virtue of this victory.

The scoreless stalemate at Shamrock Park persists right to the end.

Crusaders will be happy with a point which moves them back off the foot of the table above Glenavon.

Watch how Jordan Stewart levelled the crucial match at the Oval between Glentoran and Coleraine.

Will we see another goal in the closing stages of the match?

Liam Burt replaces Ross Clarke for the hosts.

Five minutes left on the clock plus stoppage time.

Jack Scott creates half a yard of space deep in stoppage time and his cross is met by the head of Ben Quinn but Jonny Tuffey gets down to hold the midfielder's effort.

Desperation for Dungannon as they throw everything at their opponents.

Pat Hoban's penalty is saved by Ryan Schofield who dives to his right and makes the stop!

There will be three minutes of stoppage time at Shamrock Park.

Into five added minutes.

Kealan Dillon the latest to be booked.

Penalty to the Glens as Charles Dunne is deemed to have handled the ball inside the area!

A big moment in this game.

Dungannon believe they have a penalty as substitute Rocco Devlin goes down under a challenge inside the penalty area.

Referee Mark Milligan thinks otherwise, however, brandishing a yellow card in the direction of the teenager.

Drama at the death for Dungannon.

A late change for Crusaders as Adam Brooks replaces Josh Williamson.

Ruaidhri Higgins makes a double change as Zane Kola Okoro and Dylan Boyle are introduced.

Joel Cooper and Ben Wylie are the players going off.

A double change for the visitors with just minutes remaining as Oisin Devlin and Michael Morgan replace Tiernan Mulvenna and Ben Cushnie.

As Portadown press for a goal, Aaron Traynor's low shot is diverted behind by Jonny Tuffey.