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It was a lively start to the game, with Larne denied by the woodwork in the opening two minutes when Sean Graham’s effort crashed off the crossbar.<\/p>\n
The away side then broke the deadlock on seven minutes when they were awarded a penalty after MJ Kamara handled the ball in the box and O’Neill fired home the resulting spot kick.<\/p>\n
After conceding, the Glens settled into the game and levelled when Larne’s defence were unable to clear Cooney’s long throw before Daniel Larmour nodded home.<\/p>\n
The feisty and fast-paced tempo of the match continued with the home side reduced to 10 men when Tony Clarke gave Cooney his marching orders for a poor challenge on Graham.<\/p>\n
In the final five minutes of the half, the Inver Reds went in front again with former Glens midfielder Gallagher’s shot from 30 yards finding the bottom left corner.<\/p>\n
The league leaders extended their lead nine minutes after the restart when Tiarnan O’Connor controlled a goal kick and travelled into the box before crossing for O’Neill to steer home for his second of the evening.<\/p>\n
In the 77th minute, James Simpson robbed Danny Amos of the ball and fed Cosgrove, who was able to convert to complete a successful night for Gary Haveron’s side.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n