That is all from us after a busy evening in the Irish Premiership and Irish Cup.

League leaders Larne stretched their advantage at the top to 10 points with their victory over Glentoran while Carrick drew with Linfield and Cliftonville rescued a point against Ballymena.

In the Irish Cup, Portadown and Institute progressed to the sixth round in normal time while Glenavon and Warrenpoint required extra time to go through.

You can find reports, highlights and reaction from tonight's games on the BBC Sport website.

We will be back on Friday for another live stream as Linfield host Larne at Windsor Park.

See you then but for now, goodnight.

It's a thriller at Milltown but the hosts come through and win in extra time thanks to Eoghan Byrne's goal.

Warrenpoint will now face Ballymena United or Larne in the next round.

Glenavon avoid the upset by the skin of their teeth. Peter Campbell's stoppage time equaliser sent us to extra-time where Michael O'Connor's side just outran their Championship visitors.

Paul Hamilton can be very proud of his men but they just come up short of an historic cup night at Mourneview Park. Ultimately, Glenavon will go to Solitude to face Cliftonville in an all-Premiership tie in round six.

Here's how Gavin Gilmore put the Lurgan Blues two goals ahead in extra time.

Quite the day for Mikey Harkin. He signed his first pro contract with Larne, gone on loan to Glenavon, set up a goal and has now been sent off late in extra-time.

He has been shown a red card for a high boot and, to make matters worse, Glenavon will finish with nine men as Nathaniel Ferris has succumbed to cramp and Michael O'Connor has no subs left. It shouldn't matter now but far from ideal.

Here's how Nathaniel Ferris put the Irish Premiership side back ahead at Mourneview Park.

Nathaniel Ferris' goal puts Glenavon ahead for the first time tonight. They have 15 minutes to hold on and progress to teh next round.

It's all over at Milltown. We're heading to extra-time.

Paddy Burns is off and replaced by Kyle McClelland. Midway through the first half and chances have been at a premium.

They had to work for it, but Rhys Annett secures Portadown's place in the next round in style.

Next up, it's the holders Dungannon Swifts.

Jordan McMullan's header is held by Rian Brown for the first chance in extra-time. Newington players are starting to feel the strain with a couple down with cramp.

Paul Donnelly is replaced by Francis Rice as he is suffering holding his hamstring.

We are underway for extra time here at Mourneview Park. Lee McGreevy replaces Jay Donnelly for the visitors as they kick us off playing left to right.

It will take 30 more minutes to decide who gets a trip to Solitude to take on Cliftonville in the next round. Newington were a couple of minutes away from an upset but Peter Campbell's stoppage time equaliser means Glenavon fight on.

Can the Championship side still cause an upset or will the Premiership basement boys do the business?

Ballymena's players form a guard of honour for Sean O'Neill who receives a rapturous ovation as he brings the curtain down on a 19-year career in the Irish League.

It's some hit from Rory Donnelly, but there's been more late drama!

The spoils are shared at Taylors Avenue with no goals at either end.

Josh Archer's red card in the first half was the main talking point, with not many clear cut chances for either side.

Not one for the purists, that's for sure.

Joe Gormley comes off the bench to lash home an equaliser for Cliftonville.