Larne and Crusaders will contest this season's Harry Cavan Youth Cup decider following victories in their respective semi-finals this week.
Larne U18s booked their place in the final courtesy of a 1-0 defeat of Maiden City U18 at Stangmore Park on Monday evening.
Jack Hastings bagged the winner just after the hour mark. A Jude O'Hara cross from wide on the right eventually fell to him and he took the ball past a couple of defenders to slot home from the edge of the six-yard box.
Larne got past Glenavon on penalties in the first round, following that up with a convincing four-goal defeat of Craigavon City before defeating Coleraine 4-2 in the third round. Annagh United were then swept aside 5-1 in the last eight ahead of Monday's victory over Maiden City.
Larne U18 v Maiden City U18
And they were joined in the decider by Crusaders U18s after they edged past Dungannon Swifts U18s by the same scoreline at Seaview on Wednesday night.
In a closely fought affair, it took a mix-up in the Swifts defence with a quarter-of-an-hour remaining to allow Ryan Donnelly to settle the tie with a close range finish.
Crusaders' route so far has seen them hit double figures in a second round win over Newry City, although a much closer 2-1 victory over Institute followed in the next stage. They were back amongst the goals in the quarter-finals, however, knocking four past Ballymena United.
Crusaders U18 v Dungannon Swifts U18
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