That is all from us after another dramatic afternoon in the Irish Premiership.

Ballymena United go top of the table after their fine win whilst Carrick Rangers ended their losing streak with an impressive display against Cliftonville.

Glenavon leave it late to beat Portadown in the derby, whilst Crusaders edged Coleraine at Seaview.

You can read the report from all four games here.

We will be back tomorrow with live text commentary of Larne v Dungannon Swifts at Inver Park.

But for now, goodbye.

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Crusaders made it back-to-back league wins as they edged Coleraine 2-1 at Seaview.

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David McDaid scores a late winner for Glenavon in the Mid Ulster derby against Portadown as they pick up their first home win of the season.

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Goals from Danny Gibson and Seanan Clucas help Carrick end their eight game losing run as they moved off the bottom of the table.

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Another good day for Ballymena, who go top of the table with their seventh league win.

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Darren Murphy
Sportsound summariser

A magnificent advert for Mid Ulster football, Glenavon deserved the win, they fed off the crowd and kept going to the end.

All over at Mourneview Park where Glenavon complete a dramatic comeback to claim a first home win of the season.

Portadown struck first through Ahu Obhakhan but second half goals from man of the match Jack Malone and Davy McDaid in added time at the end of the game secure the bragging rights in the mid Ulster derby for the Lurgan Blues.

The final whistle goes at the Showgrounds and Ballymena's victory takes the Sky Blues top of the table.

A remarkable feat given that the Sky Blues were propping up the table as recently as August 30 before a remarkable run of seven straight league wins.

Carrick Rangers' eight-game league losing streak comes to an end with a resounding victory!

The hosts deliver a performance bursting with determination and flair, turning the tide in spectacular fashion and lifting the home side off the bottom of the table.

The home side make it back-to-back league victories thanks to goals from Stewart Nixon and Jordan Stewart.

Into five additional minutes at Mourneview Park where Glenavon look to be heading for a first home win of the campaign.

Darren Murphy
Sportsound summariser

The atmosphere in the home stand, it is bouncing. Glenavon were in the ascendancy and kept going right to the end. It is a great save by Aaron McCarey, but McDaid has the easiest of finishes.

Kieran Offord is replaced by Jordan Owens for the final few minutes of this one.

Kyle McClelland is the next to be cautioned by referee Shane Andrews.

Four minutes of additional time to be played at Seaview.

Any late drama?

The substitutions are complete as Loughgall take off Ryan Waide and Conor McCloskey and bring on Andrew Hoey and Adam Towe.

Glenavon midfielder Jack Malone is replaced by Jamie Doran for the final few minutes.

Danny Gibson is replaced by Emmett McGuckin in the dying minutes.

Loughgall's Caolan McAleer is booked for a late tackle on Ballymena's John Herron.