That's all from us tonight as an exciting round of Irish Premiership fixtures comes to a close.

Earlier on, 10-man Bangor were the 2-1 victors against Coleraine at Clandeboye Park, Dungannon made it three victories in a row when they overcame Larne and Ballymena came from behind to edge past Carrick Rangers.

Tonight, Portadown claimed bragging rights in Mid Ulster as they defeated Glenavon, whose wait for their first points of the season continues.

You can read the report from the matches here with highlights and reaction on the BBC Sport website and app.

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An absolute cracker stat from Marshall Gillespie ahead of the game this evening.

As Portadown won 3-1, it now means that Glenavon's start to the season is the worst in the topflight since the 1964/65 season, when Cliftonville lost 16 in a row.

Worrying signs for the Lurgan Blues.

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Full-time at Shamrock Park, and it’s Portadown who take the Mid-Ulster bragging rights.

Niall Currie’s side come from behind to beat Glenavon, with goals from Luke Wilson, Steven McCullough and Ben Quinn turning the game around after Luke McGerrigan's early opener.

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Harry Murphy goes into the book for a late challenge on Ahu Obhakhan as the Portadown substitute looked to break clear. No complaints from the defender.

Ben Quinn gives Portadown a more comfortable lead at Shamrock Park as the substitute slots past Mark Byrne.

There’ll be four minutes of added time at Shamrock Park.

Jordan McMullan swings a cross to the back post, where Paddy Burns arrives late, but his shot lacks conviction, and Aaron McCarey gathers comfortably.

Bridel Bosakani cuts inside onto his left foot and looks to bend one into the far corner, but his effort drifts wide of the post.

Rabby Minzamba replaces Luke Wilson.

A well-earned rest for Wilson, whose header turned the tide in this derby, with fresh legs brought on to help see the job through.

Steven McCullough reacts quickest and nods home Ryan Mayse's corner to give the home side the lead at Shamrock Park.

Another change for Portadown as Ahu Obhakhan replaces Rayhaan Tulloch.

Paul McGovern tries his luck from the edge of the penalty area, but his effort is straight at Aaron McCarey, who gathers without fuss.

That’s Ryan Mayse’s final involvement of the evening, and what an impact he’s had.

The midfielder makes way to warm applause, with Ben Quinn coming on.

Portadown now lead 2-1, but here is how Luke Wilson headed home to level the game.

Another change for Glenavon as Paddy Burns replaces Barney McKeown, who’s put in a solid shift in midfield.

Rayhaan Tulloch bursts into the penalty area and pulls the ball back perfectly for Eamon Fyfe, who somehow fires wide at the near post when it looked easier to score.

Double change for Glenavon as Michael O’Connor makes way for Bridel Bosakani, while Niall Quinn replaces Josh Kee.

Fresh legs for the visitors as they look to wrestle back some momentum after that equaliser.

Corey Smith receives a short free-kick just inside the box, gets the other side of Steven McCullough and lets fly from a tight angle.

His effort has plenty of power, but not quite the precision, flashing narrowly over Aaron McCarey’s crossbar.