Despite only having two games, we certainly had plenty to talk about today!

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At Seaview, Fraser Bryden scored four goals as Crusaders beat Glenavon to move out of the bottom-two.

In today's other game, Portadown and Bangor shared the spoils after a 1-1 draw.

You can read the report from the games here.

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What an afternoon for Crusaders and Fraser Bryden in particular. The Scottish striker gets a big hug from his manager on full time and is posing for photos with the match ball as he has helped secure Crusaders' first home win of the season. To top it off, he has just been announced as October's Player of the Month!

Meanwhile, it is another disappointing day at the office for the Lurgan Blues who fail to build on last week's win over Glentoran.

Ross Dunlop blows for full time, and it’s a hugely frustrating afternoon for the Ports, who let a promising position slip the moment Bangor came out firing after the break.

Eamon Fyfe had them cruising, but Ben Arthurs dragged the visitors level early in the second half, and Niall Currie’s side never truly recovered.

Watch how Fraser Bryden scored his fourth goal against Glenavon.

It has been a very impressive performance from the league's top scorer today.

There are two minutes of additional time to be played.

That's enough time for a winner, surely?

Francely Lomboto almost makes an immediate impact but Jonny Tuffey denies him at close range.

Both managers empty their benches as Luke Cartwright and Francely Lomboto replace Harry Murphy and Peter Campbell for the visitors.

Oilibhear McCart is on for Josh Williamson for Crusaders while Fraser Bryden gets a deserved standing ovation for a stunning day's work as he is replaced by Jacob Blaney.

Lee Feeney makes another change as Ben Cushnie makes way for Kyle Owens.

Meanwhile, the Ports have introduced Rhys Annett and Rabby Minzamba, coming on for James Teelan and Luke Wilson.

It is now 4-1 at Seaview, but watch how Kyle McClelland got Glenavon on the scoresheet against Crusaders.

James Teelan whips in a teasing cross from the right for Eamon Fyfe, who meets it on the run at the near post, but the forward can only steer his header over.

Kyle McClelland has since pulled one back for the away side, but watch how Fraser Bryden completed his hat-trick at Seaview.

Lewis MacKinnon does really well to track back to shut down Michael Morgan just as the substitute shapes for a clean strike.

Morgan still manages to open his body and bend one toward the far corner, but it drifts well wide in the end.

A crucial block from Jarlath O'Rourke as Josh Kee has the freedom of Seaview to stride on to Peter Campbell's cutback.

However, the Crusaders captain bravely gets in the way and the resulting corner comes to nothing.

Curtis Allen
Former Glentoran and Carrick Rangers striker on BBC Sounds

Portadown are definitely on the front foot and, if it finishes 1-1, they will definitely be the more disappointed of the two teams.

That should've been four for the Crues! Brendan Hamilton's ball evades Mark Byrne but perhaps the Glenavon keeper diving across Adam Brooks' line of sight put him off as he can't sort out his feet at the back post.

Michael Morgan comes on for Ben Arthurs for the remaining 13 minutes.

Josh Ukek returns for the hosts, making his first appearance since the second of September, as he replaces Divin Isamala.

A big moment for the winger and a timely roll of the dice from Portadown as they search for a spark.

Dean Shiels
Former Coleraine and Dungannon Swifts boss on BBC Sportsound

It is a nice tap in from Bryden, but the movement behind Glenavon's back line has killed them.

The relationship between the Glenavon defence on both sides is really poor and they have suffered