That is all from us after another dramatic day in the Irish Premiership that brought wins for Glentoran, Carrick Rangers and Portadown whilst Cliftonville and Coleraine drew.

You can read the report from those games here and we will have highlights and reaction to follow on the BBC Sport website.

You can listen to post-match reaction on Sportsound and we will be back on Tuesday with five more Irish Premiership fixtures.

See you then!

Philip Major
Sportsound summariser

Both teams ultimately cancelled each other out. Cliftonville were more defensively resolute but will be frustrated they couldn't get anything more. Ruaidhri Higgins will think it is a tough place to come and will be happy to go up the road with a point.

Gary Haveron
Radio Ulster summariser

It was a game of few chances and lacked a bit of real quality but Carrick took their opportunity and defended resolutely.

See how Jordan Gibson scored his second goal of the game for Portadown against Dungannon deep into stoppage time to complete a 4-1 win.

A hugely significant win for the Ports, who get their first points of the new campaign on the board in emphatic style.

As for Dungannon, it’s now two defeats from two. A day they’ll want to forget in a hurry.

A late yellow card for Steven McCullough for something the defender has said to Steven Gregg.

All over at Solitude where the points are shared following a scoreless draw.

Both teams had their moments but too few of them on a day when defences dominated.

Joe Gormley must have thought he had won it right at the death in added time only for second half substitute Dean Jarvis to somehow hook the ball off the goal line with the striker waiting to pounce.

Stephen Baxter records back-to-back league victories for the first time as Carrick manager as Danny Gibson's strike seals the three points for the home side.

Just when you thought there couldn't be any more yellow cards, Danny Wallace goes into the book for a late challenge on Jordan Gibson out wide.

Steven Gregg's notepad must be getting full by now.

Dean Jarvis with a miraculous goal line clearance to deny Joe Gormley with virtually the last play of the game.

Ryan Cooney's goal settles a fairly drab encounter and gives Glentoran a second successive 1-0 win in the Irish Premiership.

We're into injury time now. The fourth official's board goes up, and there will be four minutes of added time.

It's a token gesture at this stage. It's safe to say the Ports have done enough.

The home side pressing for a late winner.

There will be six minutes of additional time.

Cliftonville with a throw-in deep into added time.

Glenavon are continuing to push for a late goal, but they are really struggling with their final deliveries and Carrick look dangerous on the counter-attack.

We have played the 90 now.

Jordan Jenkins trundles a shot just wide of the post as Glentoran seek an insurance second goal.

Into a minimum of five additional minutes.

Glentoran make a change as the game enters stoppage time as Josh Kelly replaces Jordan Stewart.