So a good day for Linfield and Carrick while there were draws elsewhere on a dramatic afternoon of action.

We're back tomorrow as champions Larne take on Cliftonville at Inver Park.

We'll see you then but that's all from us for now.

Matthew Snoddy pops up with a 95th-minute leveller for Glenavon.

Glenavon striker David McDaid scores a penalty to leave them trailing 3-2.

All over at Mourneview Park where Glenavon stage a tremendous comeback to draw 3-3 with Coleraine.

The Bannsiders raced into an early 2-0 lead thanks to goals from Rhyss Campbell and Jamie Glackin but pulled a goal back thanks to Davy McDaid.

Cameron Stewart restored the visitors' advantage shortly after but McDaid scored his second from the penalty spot to make it 3-2.

Then, deep into added time, Matthew Snoddy popped to rescue a first point for Paddy McLaughlin's Glenavon.

Full-time at Windsor Park, and the Blues extend their lead at the summit despite a nervy finish. Chris McKee's quick-fire double after the break proved decisive, though Paul McElroy's late strike ensured a tense conclusion.

The match was marred by Jamie Mulgrew's dismissal after leaving the field. Portadown will rue Boris Altintop's first-half miss when the game was goalless, but the league leaders' clinical edge after the break proved the difference.

The full time whistle goes and that superb strike from Nedas Maciulaitis proves the difference between the sides.

It's another vital win for Stephen Baxter's side as they attempt to move further away from the bottom of the table.

The points are shared at Lakeview Park.

The result means that bottom of the table Loughgall are now four points behind Glenavon in eleventh. Declan Devine's side remain fifth.

Robbie Norton picks up a yellow card. Not long to go at Lakeview Park.

Crusaders so close to a winner at the death but Dunne saves from Jordan Stewart.

That was the last chance of this game as ig finnishes honnours even.

It will feel like points dropped by Dungannon who held that two-goal lead at the break but a fine response from the hosts sees them take a point.

Jay Boyd is introduced for Nathaniel Ferris for the home side.

Paul McElroy fires home on the rebound to make it 2-1 at Windsor Park.

Loughgall fail to clear their lines with David Fisher's header just over the crossbar.

Was that the last chance pf the game?

Carrick attempt to kill the clock further by withdrawing Nedas Maciulaitis and bringing on Curtis Allen.

David Healy withdraws the influential Joel Cooper for Dane McCullough as the Blues look to see out these final minutes.

Ciaron Harkin is shown a yellow card for what can best be described as a professional foul.

David Healy's animated protests fall on deaf ears as Ross Dunlop waves away penalty appeals after Joel Cooper goes down under Lewis MacKinnon's challenge.

The Blues' winger had done well to skip past his marker before hitting the deck, but the referee remains unmoved despite the vocal protestations from the home dugout.

Carrick make a double change deep in stoppage time as Steven Gordon and David Cushley come on for Kyle Cherry and Emmett McGuckian.

John McGovern so close to a Dungannon winner in stoppage time as his shot cannons off the crossbar.

There will be six minutes of additional time.

It's safe to say Dean Smith wasn't impressed when the board went up.