Thanks for joining us on a breathless night of league and cup action.

The headlines? Cliftonville become the first team to book their place in this season's Irish Cup semi-finals with a comeback win over Coleraine, although it was a night of controversy at Solitude and the Bannsiders will certainly not be pleased with the refereeing decisions that went against them.

In league matters, Linfield edged Carrick Rangers at Taylors Avenue to return to the summit.

The Blues are ahead of Glentoran on goal difference with Cliftonville just a point behind in a title race that is proving simply too close to call.

That's all from us tonight. We'll be back tomorrow for more Irish Cup drama, with these three games to look forward to:

• Glentoran v Newry City
• Crusaders v Dungannon Swifts
• Ballymena United v Larne

See you then!

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It's all over!

Cliftonville seal their place in the Irish Cup semi-finals with a 2-1 win over Coleraine at Solitude.

Lyndon Kane fired the Bannsiders into a first-half lead but the Reds prevail after a controversial second half.

Joe Gormley came off the bench to level for the hosts, although Coleraine feel the striker used his arm to force the ball home.

Matthew Shevlin was also booked for diving when the Coleraine players demanded a penalty, but there was no such dismay for Jamie McDonagh, who curled home a fantastic winner to send Cliftonville into the last four.

The champions return to the Premiership struggle but Carrick pushed the Blues right to the end at Taylor's Avenue.

Jordan Gibson's strike midway through the second half gave Rangers hope but they fell to a fifth straight league defeat while Linfield lead the way on goal difference.

Did the ball strike Joe Gormley's right arm?

Stephen O'Donnell was appealing immediately.

He's building quite the portfolio, and this could prove to be one of the most important McDonagh's scored in a Cliftonville shirt.

Conor McKendry cuts back on his left foot but his shot loops over the bar.

Coleraine pressure building...

A big let-off for Linfield as an unmarked Emmett McGuckin fires just wide from 10 yards with four minutes left.

It's going to be tense finale in Carrick.

Eight minutes left at Solitude. Tense finale in store.

It's difficult to tell from this angle, but there's a suggestion that Joe Gormley used his arm to force the ball home and bring Cliftonville level.

The Coleraine defenders certainly thought so.

Was Stephen Lowry lucky to escape with just a yellow here?

Coleraine are in disbelief.

Matthew Shevlin takes a tumble on the edge of the area. Coleraine want a penalty, but the striker's been booked for diving!

That's a big call and, to be honest, it looks a questionable one.

A big moment in the game as Blues defender Chris Shields races back to clear Steven Gordon's header off the line.

James McLaughlin is adamant that his goal-bound header has struck Kris Lowe's hand!

The referee isn't interested, though, and the replays confirms it strikes his face first.

This game has come to life!

It's just not clicking for Cliftonville, and a few players are starting to show their frustration.

Paddy McLaughlin has seen enough, anyway, with Joe Gormley replacing the unusually subdued Rory Hale.