That is all from us after another dramatic day in the Irish Premiership that saw Larne and Coleraine return to winning ways and Loughgall make it back-to-back league victories.

You can read the report from the three games here.

We will be back tomorrow with live text commentary as Carrick Rangers host leaders Linfield.

More reaction and highlights from today's games will also follow on the website.

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Watch highlights as Matthew Shevlin scores a hat-trick as Coleraine beat Dungannon Swifts 4-1 at the Showgrounds.

Just a reminder that league leaders Linfield take on Carrick Rangers in an early kick-off tomorrow to complete this weekend's Irish Premiership fixtures.

We will have live text commentary of the game from 12:00 GMT.

Larne return to winning ways with a hard-fought 2-0 win against Glentoran at the Oval.

Andy Ryan opened the scoring from the spot before Cian Bolger added a second.

James Singleton and Dylan Sloan were both sent off after a scuffle in the centre of the pitch.

Two wins in as many games for Loughgall with a 3-0 win over Glenavon.

The first two goals came in the first half from a wonderful curled Jordan Gibson effort and then a powerful Nathaniel Ferris header.

And with the last kick of the game, Jamie Rea grabbed an emphatic third.

A great day for Matthew Shevlin, who bagged a hat-trick this afternoon.

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Jamie Rea swept home a fine third for Loughgall at Lakeview Park.

Colin Coates
Ballymena United defender and former Crusaders captain

That's a massive win for Loughgall in what was a big game at the bottom half of the table and they will be delighted to record back-to-back wins and start to look up the table.

Paddy McLaughlin
Sportsound summariser

We said at half-time both teams had to do more in the final third and Coleraine did that in the second half. The turning point was the own-goal and from then onwards Coleraine went through the gears and Dungannon couldn't stop them.

All over at the Showgrounds where Coleraine return to the top half of the table with a comprehensive 4-1 defeat of Dungannon Swifts.

Coleraine opened the scoring on the stroke of half-time through Matthew Shevlin but conceded immediately after the restart when James Knowles headed home an Alves free-kick.

A Danny Wallace own-goal in the 61st minutes restored Coleraine's lead before two further goals from Shevlin completed the scoring.

He netted from close range after 65 minutes and completed his treble from the penalty spot three minutes later following a foul on Rhyss Campbell.

Paul Leeman
Former Glentoran captain on BBC iPlayer

From a Glentoran perspective having started the game so well, the penalty miss was massive for them, but I think in the final third they didn't do enough and that has been their Achilles' heel all season.

An important win for Larne, built upon a superb defensive display.

Goals from Andy Ryan and Cian Bolger secure the points for the champions but it's a frustrating afternoon for Glentoran, for whom a penalty miss once again proves costly.

Paul Leeman
Former Glentoran captain on BBC iPlayer

The big thing for me on today's performance is Larne have been defensively so solid and that was the foundations of their success the last couple of seasons in the league.

Maybe for them it was about getting back to those basics, they haven't had the same back three or four for big parts of the season and Tiernan Lynch will be hoping that they can get that momentum in their defensive set-up.

Another chance for Alberto Balde Almanzar that goes awry.

Jordan Gibson brushed past two challenges to breeze his way into the area and pulled the ball back for Balde, but his effort was bravely blocked down.

Three additional minutes to be played at Ballycastle Road.

A first yellow card of the afternoon and it comes two minutes from time.

Dungannon sub' Bobby-Jack McAleese is the man to foul of referee Steven Gregg for a late tackle in midfield.

We're into four minutes of additional time at the Oval.

Yellow card for Loughgall’s Jay Boyd for a poor challenge on Niall Quinn.

Paul Leeman
Former Glentoran captain on BBC iPlayer

Graham just shifts it from his left foot onto his right foot and takes the shot really quickly which can sometimes surprise the goalkeeper but Gyollai does brilliantly, gets across and gets a fingertip to it and stops it from being 3-0.