Larne v Coleraine (19:45 BST)
Larne 0-0 Coleraine (3-2 on pens)
Larne secure the Charity Shield on penalties as Rohan Ferguson saves three Coleraine spot kicks. That will give them a boost ahead of their trip to San Marino to take on Tre Fiori in the Champions League next week
Larne 3-2 Coleraine
Rohan Ferguson saves again from Jay Henderson and Larne win the Charity Shield!
Larne 3-2 Coleraine
And he misses again! He crashes his effort off the bar!
Larne 3-2 Coleraine
And he does high into the roof of the net but Mark Randall can win it now for Larne. He's missed one tonight already
Larne 3-1 Coleraine
Aaron Donnelly scores meaning ex Larne man Dean Jarvis must score.
Larne 2-1 Coleraine
Ex Larne man Ben Doherty's kick is saved by Ferguson low to his right.
Larne 2-1 Coleraine
Ex Coleraine man Ronan Doherty puts his kick high into the roof of the net.
Larne 1-1 Coleraine
Ben Wylie scores low to the keeper's right.
Larne 1-0 Coleraine
The third penalty of the night to be taken is the first to be scored as Dan bent sends Lewis Webb the wrong way.
Larne 0-0 Coleraine
Matthew Shevlin steps up and has his penalty saved by Rohan Ferguson!
Larne 0-0 Coleraine
A shootout will decide the Charity Shield for the second straight year following a goalless draw at Inver Park.
Larne 0-0 Coleraine
Benji Magee gets down the left and has Matty Lusty unmarked in the middle but a crucial sliding interception from Dean Jarvis stops the attack in its track.
Larne 0-0 Coleraine
Ben Wylie is on for Rowan McDonald for Coleraine with just over ten minutes remaining.
Larne 0-0 Coleraine
Big cries from the away end for a hand ball as Aaron Donnelly blocks Jay Henderson's cross but it's nothing more than a corner that is easily dealt with.
Larne 0-0 Coleraine
Lewis Webb denies Mark Randall! In truth it's not a great spot kick low to the keeper's right but it's an easy stop.
One of those ones that if he goes in you look awfully clever but when it doesn't...
Larne 0-0 Coleraine
Josh Ukek is fouled by Cameron Stewart in the box and Larne have a spot kick!
Larne 0-0 Coleraine
It may only be the 3rd of July but tempers are flaring here at Inver Park! Larne are aggrieved as Lyndon Kane's last-man-back sliding challenge on Matty Lusty goes unchallenged and Mark Randall lets that frustration out on Oliver Devlin.
He picks up a booking but before a bit of pushing and shoving in the centre circle. Glorified friendly, eh?
Larne 0-0 Coleraine
Mark Randall's resulting free kick should have been easy pickings for Lewis Webb but he drops the ball and Josh Ukek stabs it goal-bound.
Cameron Stewart gets back to clear under pressure from Dan Bent and the corner is worked to Ronan Doherty who curls a shot straight at Webb.
Better from Larne.
Larne 0-0 Coleraine
Another former Larne man in Dean Jarvis is cautioned for a foul on matty Lusty.
Larne 0-0 Coleraine
Nightmare for me here as Gary Haveron empties the rest of his bench!
Off go Chris Gallagher, Sean Graham, Jordan McEneff and Montel Gibson and coming on are Conor McKendry, Mark Randall, Benji Magee and Matty Lusty.
To make matters worse , Coleraine make their first change with Oliver Devlin on for Lewis McGregor.
Phew!
Sean Graham and Lyndon Kane vie for possession at Inver Park
Larne defeated Coleraine 3-2 on penalties to secure the Charity Shield at Inver Park after the game between the Premiership champions and Irish Cup winners ended 0-0 after 90 minutes.
Larne had the first half-chance early in the game when Dylan Sloan's ball across the face was touched against the post by Paul O'Neill but the offside flag was up against him.
Coleraine started to edge their way back into the game and, just after Lewis McGregor almost connected with Matthew Shevlin's delivery, Senan Devine was denied by a goal-line clearance by Aaron Donnelly.
The game began to tilt towards the direction of the Bannsiders and Devine was repelled again, this time by a good low save by Rohan Ferguson.
Larne's Scottish stopper was less convincing just moments later when he gifted possession to Rowan McDonald but, with Ferguson still stranded on the edge of his box, McDonald lobbed over the bar with the net at his mercy.
On debut, Jay Henderson forced a good save from Ferguson before his opposite number Lewis Webb dropped a routine free kick at the feet of Josh Ukek only for Cameron Stewart to clear off the line.
Those two would clash again as Stewart fouled debutant Ukek in the box only for Webb to save Mark Randall's spot-kick.
That was the last real chance of the game and the Charity Shield would finish goalless and be decided on penalties for the second year in a row.
Ferguson would be the hero in the shootout as he saved efforts from Shevlin, Doherty and Henderson and Larne secured a second Charity Shield success in three years.
Gary Haveron's men travel to San Marino to take on Tre Fiori in Champions League first qualifying round next week while Coleraine still have nearly three weeks to prepare for their Conference League qualifier with HJK.
Larne manager Gary Haveron speaking to BBC Sport NI: "It's another trophy but that isn't what was important coming out of tonight's game.
"It was about coming through this with no injuries. It's so close to our big game on Tuesday night [first leg of the Champions League qualifier away to Tre Fiori] and we obviously had to prioritise Tuesday to a certain degree. It's about peaking for the game in Europe.
"It's all about preparation and we have to be ready come Tuesday.
"But it was a good workout for both clubs and I think both clubs will acknowledge they got something out of the match."
Coleraine manager Ruaidhri Higgins speaking to BBC Sport NI:
"Delighted. It was only our second game and nobody had played more than 45 minutes before tonight.
"The first half was excellent and we should have been two or three up at half-time. Our shape in and out of possession and some of our shape we were really happy with.
"It was just that final bit where we should have scored a few goals.
"I'm really happy with where we are from a fitness point of view."
