What a day with the top four teams starting the day all tasting defeat.

Cliftonville won the big game at Windsor Park, coming from behind to clinch victory.

There was drama elsewhere as Crusaders, Coleraine and Loughgall while Glenavon levelled late to draw with 10-man Carrick.

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David McDaid earns Glenavon a point with a late header at Moureview Park.

David Cushley strokes home a penalty to put 10-man Carrick in front.

The full-time whistle is greeted with some indifference from both sides but, ultimately, Glenavon will be more frustrated not to have secured three points against a Carrick side who played the whole second half with ten men.

A mad finish but spoils shared here at Mourneview Park.

Rangers keeper McCauley makes a good save to keep out Niall Quinn's penalty.

Loughgall secure their first league victory since the opening game of the season as they come from behind to defeat Dungannon Swifts 3-1.

All over at the Showgrounds where Coleraine come from behind to defeat Glentoran 2-1 thanks to a Matthew Shevlin brace.

The Glens led 1-0 at the break thanks to Frankie Hvid's header from a Daniel Amos free-kick but Shevlin struck twice in four second half minutes to bag the points for the hosts.

Ballymena spurn a glorious opening with literally the last kick of the game as substitute Ethan Devine blazes a shot over from 12 yards.

Referee Ross Dunlop immediately blows the final whistle and, like the sides' previous meeting in August, a single Kieran Offord goal is enough to earn Crusaders victory.

Cliftonville claim all three points on their travels to Windsor Park this afternoon and you can't say they don't deserve it.

Goals from second half substitutes Ryan Curran and Ryan Corrigan turn the game on it's head with the Reds deserving winners in south Belfast.

David Healy certainly won't have enjoyed that second half display from his side, who were second best for large portions of the game.

Penalty to Carrick as Peter Campbell handles in the box! Can they steal a victory against the run of play?

Harry Franklin is booked deep in stoppage time for Crusaders as the home team attempt to kill the clock.

There will be five minutes of additional time.

Ryan Corrigan nets from close range as the visitors come from behind to lead.

Five minutes to go. Will we see a late winner for either side?

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A superb strike from Robbie Norton gives the Villagers a two-goal cushion.

Into four additional minutes.

Corner to Glentoran with time almost up.

Crusaders withdraw goalscorer Kieran Offord and bring on Harry Jewitt-White as we head into five minutes of stoppage time.