That is all from us after another goal fest in the Irish Premiership's six games.

Champions Linfield got their hands on the Gibson Cup after a 2-1 victory against Glentoran in the early kick-off at Windsor Park.

You can read about that game and get some reaction from the title celebrations here.

Elsewhere, Larne missed the chance to leapfrog the Glens into second place as they drew 2-2 with Crusaders at Seaview.

Coleraine may mount a late surge for second after a dramatic 3-2 home win over Dungannon Swifts.

Cliftonville have all but secured seventh spot and a potential European play-off place after a thumping 5-0 win against Ballymena United at Solitude.

Carrick Rangers picked up a rare win as they beat Portadown 4-1 whilst Loughgall also got three points, edging past Glenavon.

You can read our round-up report from those five games here.

We will have highlights and reaction to follow on the BBC Sport website.

Thanks for joining us - goodnight.

Loughgall boss Darren Murphy speaking on Sportsound:

On Loughgall being all but relegated: "I need more than a miracle to swing 21 goals [Loughgall have a far inferior goal difference than Carrick Rangers], but all I said to the boys today was look there are four games to go, just try and finish the season on a positive note and if you go down on goal difference at least you go down fighting."

On the victory: "To be fair to them, the game wasn't the prettiest, but they did something they haven't done enough of this year, defend their box really well and be clinical with their chance. There were questions about Kirk [McLaughlin] being offside, but he still had plenty of work to do when he got the ball, but it was a very good individual goal."

On building for next year: "The last few games, it gives me the chance to have conversations with players see who is up for the fight in the Championship and have a clearer picture of where the club is going to be."

A sumptuous lob from substitute Eric McWoods for his second of the game and Cliftonville's fifth late on.

Liam Beckett
Sportsound summariser

I think it is a point gained for Larne because Crusaders bossed the second half. Overall, I thought a draw was a fair result but it was fabulous entertainment.

Jamie Glackin curls home a late winner for Coleraine at the Showgrounds.

Watch as Linfield lifted the Gibson Cup earlier after beating rivals Glentoran 2-1 in the Irish Premiership at Windsor Park.

READ MORE: Linfield lift Irish Premiership after Glentoran win

Substitute Ryan Curran slots home a fourth for Cliftonville at Solitude.

All over at the Showgrounds where Jamie Glackin's late strike sees the hosts earn a dramatic 3-2 win over the Irish Cup finalists.

The Bannsiders were out of the traps quick and early goals from Jack Scott and Dean Jarvis had them in a commanding position after just 10 minutes.

However, John McGovern's spectacular strike midway through the opening half reduced the home side's advantage before Adam Glenny's header levelled matters just after the hour.

The game seemed destined to finish all square but up stepped Glackin to curl a 25 yard right effort out of the reach of Declan Dunne and seal a famous victory.

A dominant second half performance sees Cliftonville run out easy winners at Solitude.

The Reds look well set to finish in seventh position and give themselves another potential route into Europe via the play-offs if they don't win the Irish Cup.

Honours even after what was ultimately a great game.

Crusaders twice come from behind and may have even nabbed a late winner despite finishing with 10 men.

Larne will perhaps a be a little more disappointed having lost the lead twice and the draw keeps them in third place.

A free-kick deep in added time for Dungannon.

So close to a winner for the Crues but Ferguson makes a super save from Ross Clarke.

Loughgall claim all three points with a gritty, nervy 1-0 win in Lurgan.

Kirk McLaughlin’s goal proved decisive just before the hour mark to get new boss Darren Murphy off to a winning start.

Eric McWoods shows a striker's instinct to react quickest and poke the ball home

James Simpson replaces McKendry who looked to have been hurt in that challnge which led to the red card.

Goals galore at Taylors Avenue as Carrick Rangers gain all three crucial points.

Into four minutes of added time. WIll we have a winner?