North Belfast belongs to Cliftonville tonight as Joe Gormley seals the points for Jim Magilton's side in their 1-0 win over Crusaders at Solitude.

And what a big away win for Portadown. A 3-0 victory at Ballymena moves them up to fifth in the Irish Premiership table.

We'll have highlights from both matches shortly right here in our match report from tonight's games and we'll be back tomorrow for Coleraine v Dungannon Swifts, Glentoran v Larne and Loughgall v Glenavon.

See you at 2pm - bye for now!

Eamon Fyfe tops off an incredible second-half performance and makes it 3-0 to the visitors.

This win over Crusaders sees Jim Magilton's side move up to second in the Irish Premiership table.

Ballymena's defeat to Portadown sees them drop to third.

Cliftonville secure all three points in this north Belfast derby thanks to Joe Gormley's first-half strike.

Despite sustained pressure from Crusaders after the break, particularly following the introductions of Jordan Stewart and Philip Lowry, the Reds' defence stood firm to claim a valuable victory at Solitude.

Frustration boils over on the Crusaders bench as manager Declan Caddell is shown a yellow card for dissent.

Three goals in quick succession earn Portadown their first league victory at the Ballymena Showgrounds since April 2016.

Here's how Portadown found themselves 2-0 up after back-to-back breakaways.

Josh Ukek with the first before Ryan Mayse doubled the lead for the visitors.

A final change from Jim Magilton sees Ryan Corrigan replace Rory Hale.

Five minutes of added time.

The Reds look to protect their slender lead while the Crues have precious little time remaining to salvage something from this north Belfast derby.

There will be four minutes of additional time.

Rory Donnelly earns himself a yellow card, catching Robbie Weir late. Ben McMaster has no hesitation in producing the card as tensions rise in the closing stages.

Robbie Weir becomes the next Crues player in Ben McMaster's notebook after a late challenge on Michael Glynn.

The midfielder's frustration shows as time ticks away from the visitors.

Jordan Stewart has looked like a real livewire since his introduction, this time beating Michael Glynn on the flank.

However, his cross lacks the necessary precision, allowing David Odumosu to collect comfortably.

It's all Crusaders in the closing stages.

Niall Currie also makes a change with Luke Wilson replacing Josh Ukek.

Oisin Devlin replaces Sean Brown for the home side.

A flurry of late changes as Jordan Owens enters the fray for Jordan Forsythe.

The Reds respond with a double switch of their own, introducing Rory Donnelly and Axel Piesold for Ryan Curran and Aaron Pettifer.

Robbie Weir delivers a dangerous cross into the danger zone, but Jordan Forsythe can't make the crucial connection.

Another chance goes begging for the Crues as time begins to run out for the visitors.

Stewart Nixon is introduced for the visitors, with Harry Franklin making way.