Well, that five-game Saturday certainly didn't disappoint with plenty of talking points!

However, that's all from our live text today, but you can continue to catch reaction to the five matches on Sportsound until 18:00 GMT.

You can read the report from the games here.

Thanks for joining us today. Enjoy the rest of your Saturday!

Peter Campbell scores a third goal for Glenavon in stoppage time to seal all three points for bottom-of-the-table Glenavon at Mourneview Park.

Watch Paul O'Neill fire home from the penalty spot to give Larne a precious last-gasp win on the road at Dungannon Swifts.

Watch as Rhys Annett scores Portadown's second late goal, but they couldn't find another one before the final whistle to rescue a point.

See how David McDaid slots home from the penalty spot to put Glenavon 2-1 in front at home to Ballymena United.

Watch substitute Matthew Yates score Linfield's third to ensure the three points stayed at Windsor Park against Carrick Rangers.

Colin Coates
Former Crusaders captain on BBC Sportsound

First half, Coleraine were excellent. They took their foot off the gas and let Crusaders play their way into the game.

Credit to Crusaders, they upped the tempo and were probably the better team in the second half.

The problem for them was, they didn't create any opportunities.

It's all over at Seaview where Coleraine get back to winning ways with a hard-earned 2-0 win over Crusaders,

Jamie Glackin fired the visitors in front with a spectacular goal after 16 minutes before second half substitute Jamie McGonigle made the points safe in additional time with his first goal of the season.

In between times Crusaders had their chances but failed to make their possession count against a well organised visitors' defence.

Full-time at Shamrock Park, where Cliftonville survive a late scare to claim all three points.

Jack Keaney’s header looked to have sealed it before Rhys Annett struck late, but Jim Magilton’s side see it out.

Larne leave it late to get the winner at Stangmore Park which keeps them top of the Premiership.

Rodney McAree and Dungannon Swifts will be bitterly disappointed.

Jack Keaney heads home a third for Cliftonville at Shamrock Park.

Glenavon claim three vital points with victory over a listless Ballymena.

That's three wins at home now for the Lurgan Blues since Michael O'Connor took charge.

Coleraine sub Jamie McGonigle is booked deep into added time.

A hopeful ball into the box is gathered high above his head by Coleraine keeper Aidan Harris.

Peter Maguire comes off for Andrew Mitchell.

Joe Gormley goes into Evan Boyce’s book for kicking the ball away as Cliftonville look to see out the final moments.

No complaints from the veteran forward.