That is all from us from a night that brought plenty of goals, red card and penalty misses!

Glentoran moved top with their third successive win whilst Crusaders beat nine-man Bangor.

Coleraine eased past Dungannon Swifts and Ballymena United enjoyed a win over Portadown.

Cliftonville and Linfield played out an entertaining draw at Solitude.

You can read the report from those games here.

Reaction and highlights will follow on the BBC Sport website.

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Jack O'Reilly scores a fine solo goal to double Ballymena's advantage against Portadown.

Fraser Bryden's dream start to life at Crusaders continues as he completes his hat-trick late against Bangor.

Ballymena enjoy a second successful visit to mid-Ulster in just over a week as second half goals from Ben Kennedy and Jack O'Reilly secure maximum points at Shamrock Park.

The Portadown fans still await a first goal of the campaign on their own turf from their team.

Jordan Jenkins wraps up the win for Glentoran with a cool finish.

It's all over at the Oval and it is a case of job done for Glentoran, who surge to the top of the table this evening.

Goals from Jordan Stewart and Jordan Jenkins did the damage, as Glenavon remain pointless after three games.

It's all over at the Showgrounds where first half goals from Declan McManus and Jamie Glackin ease Coleraine to a 2-0 win over Dungannon Swifts.

The goals in a 10 minute spell in the opening period help secure a second win of the campaign for the home side.

For Dungannon Swifts it's a third successive defeat.

Andy Waterworth
Former Linfield striker on BBC iPlayer

That was one of the most enjoyable games I have seen in a long time. I think both teams will look at the game as a positive performance and a fair result.

An entertaining game comes to an end with Crusaders registering their first victory of the season.

And there's the final whistle.

It's all over here at Solitude. After an absolute thriller of a contest, with missed penalties, red cards, and late drama, it's finished honours even.

Both sides will feel they could have won it, but neither will be too disheartened to come away with a hard-fought point.

The numbers are evened up.

Dan Bent is off for the Inver Reds for a second bookable offence. The midfielder receives his second yellow card of the night after tripping Conor Barr.

A change for the visitors as Tiarnan O'Connor makes way for Kobei Moore.

Into four additional minutes at the Showgrounds.

There will be a minimum of four minutes of added time at the end of the second half. This has been a breathless second period, with both sides throwing everything forward in search of a winner.

Michael Glynn is sent off for a challenge in Benji Magee which results in a penalty. Substitute Magee steps up, but sees his spot kick saved.

A promising counter-attack for the home side is quickly snuffed out.

Rory Hale drives forward and is being supported by Eric McWoods , but the pacy forward is clipped by James Simpson to halt his progress.

It's as textbook a tactical foul as you're ever likely to see.

Adam Brooks is replaced by Jay Boyd for the final few minutes of this one.

Watch Ben Kennedy find the net to give Ballymena the lead midway through the second half against Portadown.