That is all from us on a night that brought wins for Larne and Portadown.

Larne made it back-to-back league wins at home by edging past Ballymena United, whose own good start to the season is brought to an end.

At Shamrock Park, Portadown took home all three points courtesy of Eamon Fyfe's strike which sealed a 2-1 win over Crusaders.

You can read the wrap report from those games here.

We will be back tomorrow with radio and text coverage of three more Irish Premiership games.

See you then, but for now, goodnight.

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Substitute Dan Bent curls home a late second for Larne.

That late Dan Bent goal secures back-to-back wins for Larne in the league.

Ballymena dominated possession but will be left to rue that first half Ben Kennedy penalty miss as they suffer their first defeat of the campaign.

Goals from Rhys Annett and Eamon Fyfe secure the three points for Portadown.

Stewart Nixon plays the ball across for fellow substitute Ross Clarke at the end of the box, who fires over the crossbar.

Another late yellow card as Ben Wylie is booked for a foul on Lewis Barr.

Mark Randall becomes the third Larne player booked for time-wasting after taking too long over a corner.

Substitute Kieran McKechnie is cautioned as we enter five minutes of additional time.

Fourth official Declan Hassan signal six additional minutes.

Is there time for another twist in this game?

Ballymena's Jack O'Reilly is booked for a high boot on Dan Bent.

Ross Clarke replaces Brendan Hamilton for the final few minutes of this one.

Larne boss Gary Haveron freshens up is attack by introducing Kobei Moore in place of Tiarnan O'Connor.

A Crusaders' corner is headed towards goal by Lewis Barr, but Aaron McCarey thwarts the chance.

Larne's Sean Graham is booked for taking too long over a free-kick.

There are four minutes of regulation time left.

Eamon Fyfe shows great precision to fire Portadown back in front against Crusaders.

Jordan Forsythe's free-kick strikes the Portadown wall, to the relief of the home fans.

Crusaders have a great chance to try and test Aaron McCarey as they have just been awarded a free-kick just outside the box.

It looks like Jordan Forsythe will take it.

Keiran McKechnie and Stewart Nixon replace Elliot Dunlop and Lloyd Anderson.

Another Larne counter-attack and Mark Randall patiently waits to pick his pass to put Tiarnan O'Connor in on goal but Sean O'Neill is quickly off his line to thwart the danger.