Another dramatic day in the Irish Premiership with a surprise result at Windsor Park as Coleraine defeated runaway leaders Linfield.

Dungannon continued their wonderful season by beating champions Larne while Ballymena and Crusaders also picked up victories.

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Coleraine manager Dean Shiels has been on Sportsound:

We're delighted - I thought we thoroughly deserved it today.

Linfield obviously being the outstanding team in the league, we know how difficult it is to come her and win.

I thought our performance levels were really high and I think we dominated from the first minute.

Ballymena United manager Jim Ervin has been on Sportsound:

We never do things easy, we always make it hard work for ourselves.

The work and the effort the boys have given me over the last number of weeks has been incredible.

I think they deserved that victory today.

Here's the highlights as Crusaders beat Glenavon 1-0 at Mourneview Park

Dungannon Swifts manager Rodney McAree has been on Sportsound:

It's just a special feeling - we've come here twice [this season] and haven't conceded a goal. I trust my players, I trust my changing room.

We wanted to come here and stay in the game and frustrate Larne. We're in a good place in terms of camaraderie and togetherness.

Here's the highlights as Coleraine beat the league leaders 2-0 at Windsor Park

Here's the highlights from Dungannon's 1-0 win over Larne at Inver Park

Here's how Joe Moore sealed the victory for Ballymena United over Portadown

Crusaders take all three points at Mourneview Park after a battling performance.

Glenavon looked the most likely to open the scoring in the first half, but on the 43rd minute, Daniel Larmour ended up claiming the first goal following a Jarlath O'Rourke free-kick.

Niall Quinn also crashed a free-kick off the crossbar for the home side in the first half, but Glenavon felt it should have been a penalty, with the foul happening right in the line.

A tense second half followed but Crusaders were able to hold on to their lead.

All over at Windsor Park where Coleraine record a first victory at Linfield in six years thanks to a brace from Connor Murray.

The midfielder broke the deadlock midway through the opening with a crisp finish and added a second in the 67th minute with a wicked right foot shot from the edge of the area.

The Blues had their chances but could find no way through a well organised Coleraine defence.

So, David Healy's men miss out on the chance to extend their gap at the top of the table while it's a rare win on the road for Dean Shiels and his team.

Ballymena claim their first victory of 2025 thanks to goals from James Hood and Joe Moore.

They even had the luxury of missing a second half Success Edogun penalty.

A first half Lee Chapman effort, which came back off the post, was the closest the visitors came to scoring.

Nothing doing for the home side as Coleraine deal with the corner.

A corner late on for Linfield.

A change deep in added time for Coleraine as Jamie McGonigle comes on for the final few minutes, Matthew Shevlin making way.

A goalless game at Taylors Avenue this afternoon.

Both sides had good chances, but the wait for both teams first league win in 2025 continues.

Matthew Snoddy comes on for Michael O’Connor following that injury.

Quite a long stoppage at Mourneview Park, with a player aside from each team getting treatment for head injuries.

Rhyss Campbell opts to take the ball to the corner as Coleraine break, ignoring Matthew Shevlin's appeals for the ball.

Linfield defend the situation well, though.

Stuart King
Former Carrick Rangers manager on BBC Sportsound

Second half, there was no intensity from Larne, it was a really disappointing performance from them.

Six minutes have been added on in Mourneview Park, but at the beginning of that added on period Crusaders really should have killed off the game, with Josh O’Connor through on goal.

He dallied on the ball though and allowed Tadgh Ryan to claim snatch it.

But at the other end, Lewis Barr nearly turned the ball into his own goal, but he ended up heading it just wide and behind for a Glenavon corner.