Another Saturday and another hat-trick for Joe Gormley as the Reds marksman helped Cliftonville to a 4-0 win over Loughgall.

Portadown have the derby bragging rights over Glenavon with victory at Shamrock Park while Dungannon Swifts edged Carrick Rangers.

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James Knowles hits the net from a free-kick for the only goal of the game at Taylor's Avenue.

It's all over at Taylors Avenue.

The Swifts hang on for a victory that lifts them to third in the table.

Ross Glendinning will not want to watch his howler that contributed to the goal again, but James Knowles strike is essentially the difference between the teams after a scrappy affair.

Portadown move up to fourth as they win the Mid Ulster derby thanks to an early goal from Ahu Obhakhan.

Gary Thompson receives his fifth yellow card of the season for time wasting.

Carrick desperate for an equaliser.

Danny Gibson played through but Declan Dunne is out fast to gather the ball and end the danger.

We've played the 90 at Shamrock Park so we're into five minutes of additional time.

Portadown have made a habit of scoring late on in games. Will they extend their lead before the full-time whistle or can Glenavon find a late equaliser?

A Joe Gormley hat-trick propels Cliftonville back to winning ways with a commanding victory at Solitude.

Rory Hale added a fourth after impressive work from 15-year-old debutant Coran Madden, while it's another day to forget for Loughgall, who remains anchored to the bottom despite Nathan Gartside's string of fine saves.

Danny Gibson comes so close to an equaliser.

His effort from the left-hand side of the box strikes the post before rebounding off Declan Dunne in goal and away for a corner.

The corner comes to nothing as the minutes tick away.

Jack Malone is the next to the cautioned.

There was only one yellow card in the first half, but there has certainly been more since the restart!

The Reds think they've made it five!

Teenage debutant Coran Madden delivers an inviting cross, Rory Donnelly knocks it down in the six-yard box for Ryan Curran to finish, but the flag is raised.

The celebrations are cut short - Curran is straying offside during the build-up.

Ben Wylie is cautioned for a late challenge with Barney McKeown booked shortly after for his reaction to the disallowed goal.

Jay Boyd tries his luck from long range in a rare Loughgall attack, but his speculative effort sails wide.

With just two minutes of normal time remaining, it's a shot borne of frustration as the visitors head towards another heavy defeat.

The away side think they have found the equaliser through the resulting corner but James Carroll was offside when he bundled home Jack Malone's delivery, so it doesn't stand.

Another impressive save from Portadown stopper Aaron McCarey.

This time, he guides Jack Malone's free-kick over the crossbar.

Final Loughgall change sees Pablo Andrade make way for Alan Teggart.

Rory Hale extends Cliftonville's advantage over the Villagers with a close-range finish.

Not too many chances to tell you about since Ben Wylie's but there have been plenty of substitutions with Ryan Mayse making way for Paul McElroy in the latest switch.

The gulf in class is evident as Cliftonville strokes the ball around with confidence in the closing stages.

Dean Smith's men, facing another heavy defeat to the Reds, look like a beaten team as they await the final whistle.

It's another hat-trick for Joe Gormley as he slams home to put the Reds 3-0 up.