So, it's as you were at the top of the Irish Premiership as Coleraine and Larne both grab three points on home soil.

The Bannsiders hold a slender advantage on goal difference from Larne who do have two games in hand, while the Glens fall further off the pace.

There are reports, reaction and highlights to come on the BBC Sport website and tomorrow we have the remaining four games of the weekend.

Until then, have a great night and enjoy the rest of your Friday.

It's all over at the Showgrounds where first half goals from Joel Cooper and Matthew Shevlin secure a 2-0 win.

Cooper opened the scoring after just seven minutes with a well worked goal before strike partner Shevlin doubled then lead after a quarter of an hour with a close range finish.

Ben Arthurs was denied by a tremendous save from debutant goalkeeper Ryan Schofield after half-time, while Coleraine passed up a number of chances late on.

But it's the Bannsiders who claim the points and remain top of the table.

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A piece of brilliance from Benji Magee gives Larne the advantage in the closing stages.

It's all over at Inver Park where Benji Magee's late goal gives Larne three points.

That win keeps the Invermen level on points with Coleraine at the top of the Irish Premiership.

A fingertip save from Patrick Grogan denies Coleraine sub Jamie McGonigle a third goal in as many games.

We're into three minutes of stoppage time here.

Joel Cooper and Matthew Shevlin somehow combine to mess up a glorious chance for a third in the dying moments.

You would hardly credit it for two men with 22 league goals between them this season.

A triple substitution for Bangor as we approach the final whistle.

Jack O'Mahony, Lewis Harrison and Liam Hassin make way and are replaced by Alfie Mitchell, Liam Burns and Jay Boyd.

Into three additional minutes.

Close for Glentoran as Jordan Stewart collects a Michael-John Kamson Kamara knockdown but his shot whistles inches wide of the near post.

Might that be Glentoran's best chance of an equaliser?

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More reshuffling of personnel from both managers as Glentoran take off defender Jonny Russell and bring on winger Dylan Connolly.

Larne respond by throwing on Kobei Moore and Ryan Nolan in place of Paul O'Neill and Jordan McEneff.

Ben Arthurs passes up a great chance to reduce the deficit after latching onto a stray Charles Dunne back pass, but he drags his left foot shot wide of the post from 12 yards out.

Cameron Stewart makes way for Alex Watson for the final 10 minutes as Coleraine look to preserve their lead.

Bangor's Reece Neale follows his manager into the referee's notebook following a late challenge on Joel Cooper inside the centre circle.

Daniel Larmour's lay-off cannons off back-tracking midfielder Chris Gallagher who almost deflects the ball into his own net.

Coleraine defender Charles Dunne goes into referee Tony Clarke's notebook for a foul on Ben Arthurs just inside the Coleraine half.

He's been treading a thin line all night and, finally, the official's patience runs out as referee Tony Clarke comes across to show Bangor boss Lee Feeney a yellow card.

Patrick Hoban's cross from the right for Glentoran is just too far in front of Jordan Jenkins for the striker to connect.

Tiarnan Mulvenna replaces Oisin Devlin as the visitors go in search of a goal.

Benji Magee lays the ball off into the path oof Matty Lusty but his shot is blocked by the imposing figure of Michael-John Kamson Kamara.