That's all from us in terms of live text coverage today, but stay tuned to Sportsound at the top of this page for audio reaction to this afternoon's three matches.

The big game of the day at the Oval saw Glentoran and Carrick Rangers emerge with their unbeaten league records intact after a 1-1 draw while Cliftonville sealed their first top flight win of the campaign by coming out 3-1 winners in their encounter with pointless Glenavon.

Bangor clinched a second home win of the new term as they condemned Dungannon to a fifth defeat from five with a 2-1 victory.

You can read a report of today's action here and keep an eye on the BBC Sport website for highlights of all three games, plus reaction.

We'll be back with more Premiership coverage next Saturday, but for now, enjoy the remainder of your Saturday evening.

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Watch Jonny Addis find the net from close range to ensure the three points against Glenavon and his side's first win of the season.

It finishes all square here at the Oval.

Both sides lose their 100% league records, but it will be Glentoran who will be most disappointed they did not take their chances.

Carrick were dangerous playing a counter-attack style of football.

A late goal from Jonny Addis seals it for Jim Magilton's men, after Harry Wilson and Joe Gormley had given them a two-goal cushion.

Francely Lomboto's goal for the visitors had made for a nervy finish, but ultimately, the hosts claim all three points in north Belfast.

Dungannon's wait for their first points of the season continues as the home side win their second match of the campaign.

Bobby-Jack McAleese is cautioned as we enter three minutes of additional time.

Right at the death here Carrick against the run of play make the hosts sweat.

Danny Gibson gets to the byeline before drilling a cross to the near post that almost catches Andrew Mills out. The keeper manages to spoon the ball away.

Conor Barr will play the remaining few minutes in place of Thomas Lavery.

James Knowles and Bobby-Jack McAleese are on for the final few minutes of the game.

Tiernan Kelly and Kealan Dillon make way.

A slightly comical moment as Ryan Curran and Eric McWoods get in each other’s way racing for possession.

Curran still manages to get an effort away at goal, but it goes wide of the far post.

Michael Glynn's afternoon is over as he is replaced by Conor Falls.

So close for the hosts.

David Fisher with another whipped free-kick from the left. Defender Jimmy Callacher sticks his toe towards the ball and almost directs it into his own goal but thankfully for him he misses it and Nathan Gartside gathers.

Ben Cushnie makes way for Robbie Garrett.

Kealan Dillon's corner curls into the back of the net, but the effort doesn't stand as referee Ben McMaster had already blown his whistle for a foul on stopper Gareth Deane in the build-up.

Rodney McAree's side aren't happy with that decision.

Both sides are working hard here but there is little in the way of final result. You get the feeling that the next goal will win this one.

The Reds fail to a long ball, and Corey Smith whips a low effort right across the face of goal that somehow evades every single player in the six-yard box.

Glenavon are turning the screw now in search of an equaliser.

Francely Lomboto takes advantage of the parting of the Red Sea to pull one back for the Lurgan Blues.

Here's how Harry Wilson put the Reds two goals up at Solitude.

It's a good finish, but worth watching alone for the 'Yesss Harry!' from the crowd before it goes in.

A booking for the hosts, as Harry Wilson goes into the book for a late, sliding challenge on Kris Lowe.