Over and out for the European play-off semi-finals as Glentoran and Crusaders' seasons come to an end.

Cliftonville bounce back from their Irish Cup final defeat to set up a final meeting at Coleraine, who gave their new boss Ruaidhri Higgins a winning start on his first night in the dugout.

The pair will meet in Sunday's European play-off final at the Coleraine Showgrounds for a 2pm kick-off and with that lucrative European spot on the line - the BBC have you covered with the game shown live on the iPlayer and BBC Sport NI website.

That's it from us, we hope you enjoyed our coverage and watch out for highlights and reaction appearing on the BBC Sport website this evening with the report available to read here

Goodnight and bye for now.

Eric McWoods pokes home to seal victory Cliftonville at the Oval.

Jack Keaney showed a striker's instinct to slot home Cliftonville's opener at the Oval.

Coleraine their first win against Crusaders this season as Ruaidhri Higgins' reign as Coleraine manager gets off to a winning start.

The Bannsiders will welcome Cliftonville to the Coleraine Showgrounds on Sunday for the European play-off final.

With Glentoran goalkeeper Daniel Gyollai up for a corner, Cliftonville break quickly but referee Steven Gregg calls a halt to proceedings.

What a response from Cliftonville to their Irish Cup final heartbreak but there will be no European football for Glentoran next season.

Stewart Nixon is cautioned for handbags.

Tensions have started to rise as the full-time whistle approaches.

Cliftonville withdraw skipper Rory Hale and bring on Conor Pepper as we move into four scheduled minutes of injury time.

Jamie Glackin has a go 25-yards out and his effort is curls just over the crossbar.

That would have been a stylish goal!

Things go from bad to worse for Glentoran as Cammy Palmer brings down Rory Hale to prevent the Cliftonville skipper from breaking quickly and collects a second yellow card.

Six minutes of additional time to be played at the end of this game.

It certainly hasn't been a second half which will live long in the memory, but will it be an exciting finish?

Paddy Burns and Dean Jarvis are introduced for Levi Ives and Rhys Campbell for the home side.

Crusaders also make a change with Jordan Owens replacing Jordan Forsythe.

Jordan Stewart with a moment of quality as he beats his marker and travels to near the by-line, but he can only find the side netting.

Time is running out for Crusaders.

Stewart Nixon finds space on the right wing with Jarlath O'Rourke unable to keep his header from Nixon's on target when under pressure.

There's finally some activity on the benches as Glentoran make a double change.

Off go David Fisher and Danny Amos, replaced by Aaron Wightman and Nathaniel Ferris.

Axel Piesold stands up a cross which Odhran Casey heads wide as the game gets increasingly frantic.

As Glentoran's Danny Amos receives treatment, players from both sides recharge their batteries with a water break.

Josh Williamson's evening is over as he is replaced by Josh O'Connor.

Glentoran's Jonny Russell halts Rory Hale's burst forward by grabbing his opponent around the neck, producing an inevitable yellow card.

Jamie McGonigle returns from injury and takes the place of goalscorer Declan McManus.