That is all from us tonight as Larne remain eight points clear at the top of the table and Coleraine earn three crucial points against Glenavon.

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Larne make hard work of it after that blistering first half performance but it's another three points on the board for Gary Haveron's league leaders.

Benji Magee's shot is tipped over by Gareth Deane.

Colin Coates
Former Crusaders captain on BBC iPlayer

I don't think Higgins will be ecstatic with the level of performance and how they, I suppose, for 20/30 minutes in the second half lost control of the game.

At the end of the day, it is about getting three points and he will be delighted to get those in a difficult game against a team fighting for their lives.

We're into four minutes of injury time at Inver Park.

Yellow cards for Larne's Aaron Donnelly and Bangor's Jay Boyd following a tangle.

Watch how substitute Jamie McGonigle doubled Coleraine's advantage and thwarted a promising period from Glenavon.

All over at the Coleraine Showgrounds where a goal in each half earns the home side all three points.

Joel Cooper fired the hosts in front midway through the opening half from an assist by Zane Okoro before sub Jamie McGonigle made the points safe with an expertly taken finish 11 minutes from full-time.

Glenavon had their chances, Gavin Gilmore coming closest when the visitors were dominating after half-time, but it's the Bannsiders who maintain their fine home form and keep the pressure on league leaders Larne.

Benji Magee tees up Paul O'Neill who is thwarted by a brilliant block by Bangor defender Alfie Mitchell.

At the moment this is like shooting-in for Larne but without the finishing touch.

Sean Graham bursts towards the Bangor box and feeds Paul O'Neill whose low shot beats Gareth Deane but whistles wide of the post as well.

The longer it stays like this, the more Bangor might feel they can still nick something from this game.

Jacob Carney with a full length save to deny Joel Cooper.

Into four additional minutes.

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Matty Lusty fires over the bar for Larne who are becomingly increasingly frustrated at their inability to grab a game-clinching third goal.

Colin Coates
Former Crusaders captain on BBC iPlayer

It all looks more comfortable for Coleraine now. Glenavon are probably lacking a bit of belief since the second goal went in.

A double change for the visitors with a little over five minutes remaining as Kyle McClelland replaces Niall Quinn and Luke McGettigan comes on for Peter Campbell.

Larne freshen up their attacking options as Paul O'Neill, Benji Magee and Matty Lusty replace Tiarnan O'Connor, Leroy Millar and Andy Ryan.

There are just over 10 minutes remaining at Inver Park.

Coleraine's final change of the night as Rowan McDonald goes off to be replaced by club captain Lyndon Kane, making his return from injury.

Colin Coates
Former Crusaders captain on BBC iPlayer

That is a brilliant pass from Dylan Boyle and he has been fantastic since he has been brought on. He has given his manager everything he wanted, some control in midfield and a bit of bite.

Again, it is the quality of Coleraine on the break. They did it in the first half and punished Glenavon and now again in the second.

Andy Ryan steps up and takes the resultant free kick but curls it over.