So it's a last-gasp draw for Duncan Ferguson in his first match in charge of Glentoran with Jordan Stewart's 88th-minute header earning a 1-1 draw.

In the other game Larne edged Portadown 1-0 thanks to Kevin O'Hara's goal eight minutes from time.

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Paul Leeman
Former Glentoran captain on BBC Sport NI

I think Duncan Ferguson will be really pleased with the second half - in the first half they sat off Coleraine.

In the second half Glentoran showed they've a lot in the locker and he's finding out about his players. That's a very positive result against a top side in Coleraine and he'll be delighted.

Glentoran boss Duncan Ferguson on BBC iPlayer: "The first half we were quite passive, but we didn't give up many chances.

"We made a bit of a tweak at half-time - we put more pressure on the ball, went man to man and it kind of paid off although we had to ride our luck a little."

Jordan Stewart stoops low to head in a late equaliser to earn Glentoran a point in Duncan Ferguson's first game in charge.

Kevin O'Hara scores the only goal of the game for Larne with a close-range header.

With Portadown goalkeeper Aaron McCarey still forward following a Larne free kick, referee Louise Thompson blows the final whistle.

It's all over at the Showgrounds where it's a point apiece for Coleraine and Glentoran.

Joel Cooper fired the hosts in front with a tremendous finish midway through the first half but Jordan Stewart earned a point for the visitors with a late headed finish from close range.

There will be a minimum of three minutes of additional time at Inver Park.

Referee Chris Morrison shows the yellow card to Coleraine assistant Conor Loughrey.

Jack Scott tries his luck from long-range for Portadown but his shot bounces a couple of times on its way through to Rohan Ferguson.

We are into three additional minutes at the Showgrounds.

Portadown make a change as striker Conor Falls is brought on for defender Lee Chapman.

Paul Leeman
Former Glentoran captain on BBC Sport NI

It's lovely play on the right and it's a delicious ball from Ryan Cooney. Jordan Stewart dives in at the back post and the goalkeeper has no chance. Glentoran haven't had many chances but they deserve that in the second half.

Kevin O'Hara sends a teasing ball across the face of the Portadown goal but finds to takers in a red shirt.

Larne boss Gary Haveron makes his final change as Leroy Millar replaces Chris Gallagher.

There are 10 minutes of regulation time to play at Inver Park.

The Glens have Andrew Mills to thank for keeping them in this game, the big keeper striking out a foot to deny Lyndon Kane after the defender is put through by Ben Doherty.

A triple change from Duncan Ferguson with just over 10 minutes remaining.

Aaron McEneff, Jordan Jenkins and Greg Sloggett are the men to make way for Cal Weatherup, Jack Malone and the returning Pat Hoban.

An intricate Larne build-up ends with Dan Bent curling a shot over the crossbar.

The frustration is palpable at Inver Park.