That is all from us on a day in which Coleraine went top of the table with their impressive 3-1 derby win over Ballymena United at the Showgrounds.

It was also a good day for Dungannon Swifts, who inflicted a first defeat of the season on 10-man Glentoran with a 3-1 triumph.

Bangor piled more misery on bottom side Glenavon as they won 3-0 at Mourneview Park.

Carrick Rangers halted their recent losing streak as they beat 10-man Portadown 1-0 at Taylors Avenue.

You can read our wrap report from today's action here.

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Jack O'Mahony finished off a neat Bangor move to score a late third.

After nine minutes of stoppage time, referee Jamie Robinson brings proceedings to a halt.

It's a comfortable three points for Coleraine despite Ballymena briefly threatening a mini fightback.

The Bannsiders move to the summit of the league table - on this evidence they will be there or thereabouts come the end of the season.

See how Adam Glenny made the three points safe with Dungannon's third against Glentoran.

Boos ring out across Mourneview Park as Glenavon fall to their 11th defeat of the season.

Good finishes from Tiernan Mulvenna, Jack O'Mahony and especially Reece Neale gives Bangor the three points.

It's all over at Taylors Avenue.

Carrick end their four-game losing streak thanks to a second-half winner by captain Luke McCullough, condemning the Ports to a first loss in three games.

Ballymena's Matthew Clarke is booked for a foul on Jamie Glackin.

Referee Jamie Robinson will be glad to blow the final whistle on this one.

Coleraine's Levi Ives is booked following a skirmish with David Toure.

Full-time at Stangmore Park, and it’s a statement win for Dungannon Swifts.

Goals from Leo Alves, Junior Uzokwe and Adam Glenny turn the game on its head after Marcus Kane’s opener for Glentoran who were reduced to 10 following Jordan Jenkins second half dismissal.

Jamie Glackin tries an audacious chip which sails narrowly over the Ballymena crossbar.

We're deep in stoppage time now.

A very groggy Jack O'Reilly is helped off the field following an accidental collision with Jamie Glackin.

He is replaced by Daithi McCallion.

Lee Feeney makes two switches with Tiarnan Mulvenna coming off for Robert Garrett and Lewis Harrison coming off for Jack O'Mahony.

Junior comes back to haunt his former club as he gives the Swifts the lead at Stangmore Park.

Tiarnan Mulvenna is booked by Ben McMaster after going down off the ball.

Four minutes of injury time to be played at the end of the second half.

Matthew Tipton
BBC Sport NI summariser

Dungannon have been super from start to finish. They're hungry for more too.

Portadown's task has now become tougher as Gary Thompson picks up a second yellow card in the 80th minute.

Double change for Glentoran.

David Fisher and Christie Pattisson come on, replacing Liam Burt and Joe Thomson. Fresh legs for the visitors as they chase a late equaliser.