That is all from us as Glentoran stayed top of the table by maintaining their winning start to the season by beating Crusaders at Seaview.

Ballymena United and Carrick Rangers also continued their perfect starts to the season with victories over Bangor and struggling Dungannon Swifts.

Coleraine left it late to remain unbeaten as a late Matthew Shevlin winner helped them to defeat Glenavon.

You can read a wrap report from those games here with reaction and highlights to follow.

We will be back tomorrow as Linfield face Cliftonville in the final game of the weekend.

See you then!

Here's a look at the table after a dramatic Saturday.

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Coleraine left it late to capitalise on their man advantage.

A big three points for the Bannsiders.

Here's the turning point at Mourneview Park.

Was this a red card for Francely Lomboto?

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Coleraine maintain their unbeaten start to the season with a hard-earned 2-1 win at Glenavon.

Defender Adam Long gave them a 1-0 half-time lead but Paul McGovern levelled for the hosts midway through the second half.

The home side were reduced to 10 men for the final 15 minutes when sub' Francely Lomboto was shown a red card.

It was another sub' - Coleraine's Matthew Shevlin - who won the points for the visitors with a late header from Lyndon Kane's cross.

Glenavon laying siege to the Coleraine goal but the visitors' defence standing firm, goalscorer Matthew Shevlin heading clear an inswinging corner.

A corner for Glenavon and the keeper's up.

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Glentoran's unbeaten start to the season continues thanks to goals from Jordan Jenkins and Josh Kelly.

Coleraine win a free-kick in their own penalty area, releasing some of the pressure as Glenavon press for an equaliser in added time.

A late change for the Glens as Jude Johnson is introduced for Jordan Jenkins.

Adam Lecky’s double in the first-half is enough to seal victory for Carrick Rangers on the road and maintain their early run of victories.

Lecky came close to completing his hat-trick early in the second-half, and Danny Gibson and Paul Heatley also came very close to adding a third but for great saves by Declan Dunne in the Dungannon goal.

Dungannon kept up their efforts until the final whistle but without much worrying Nathan Gartside.

Robbie Weir heads James Singleton's effort, which was heading towards goal, to safety.

That was good defending from Weir.

Shane McGonigle's final whistle brings the curtain down on a routine victory for Ballymena.

It's three wins from three now for the Sky Blues, who are still to concede a goal.

After that opening day win, Bangor have now had three straight losses.

Into at least seven additional minutes in Lurgan.

We have played the 90 and are into four minutes of additional time.

Glentoran scored in first half additional time - will they do it again this half?

Dungannon error sees the ball fall to Adam Lecky in an advanced area. He lays the ball off to Danny Gibson, who is one-on-one with Declan Dunne, but Dunne gets down well to make the save at close range.

Danny Amos' free-kick loops over everyone in the box and over the crossbar.

Kurtis Forsythe is the latest to be cautioned by Steven Gregg.

Less than five minutes to go of the 90.

A late change for Bangor as Ross Ferguson replaces Liam Hassin.