That is all from us after a dramatic night of Irish Premiership action.

Glentoran remain the only unbeaten side in the Irish Premiership after handing Coleraine their first defeat at the Ballycastle Showgrounds.

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Newly-promoted Bangor picked up their first away win of the season, thumping Portadown 4-1 at Shamrock Park.

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We’ll be back tomorrow with four more Irish Premiership games.

See you then, but for now, goodnight!

All over at the Showgrounds where Glentoran inflict a first defeat of the season on Coleraine thanks to two goals from Jordan Stewart.

Coleraine took the lead early through former Glentoran defender Kodi Lyons-Foster but the visitors were a different side in the second half.

Stewart scored the first of his brace seven minutes after the restart and added a second 20 minutes from time to seal a come from behind win.

The victory sees the Glens extend their lead at the top of the table while the Bannsiders remain in third.

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Zana Okoro sees his effort hacked clear off the Glentoran goal line.

The ball is worked back to Kodi Lyons-Foster, but he fails to connect with the ball! What a chance.

The home side desperately seeking an equaliser here but Glentoran defending valiantly.

Goals from Ben Cushnie, Reece Neale, Liam Hassin and Mark Haughey secure Bangor's first three points on the road this season.

There will be just two minutes of additional time at Shamrock Park.

We are into five additional minutes.

A late change for the Glens as Johnny Russell replaces Liam Burt.

Bangor are in dreamland! Mark Haughey rises highest in the box to put the icing on the cake at Shamrock Park.

Jack O'Mahony is brought on for the closing stages of the game. Oisin Devlin makes way.

Gareth Deane rushes off his line to deflect Jordan Gibson's strike.

Just over five minutes to go here.

Coleraine's best, perhaps only, chance of the second half sees Andrew Mills deny substitute Declan McManus with an outstretched foot after the striker was played in by a clever touch from Will Patching.

Jordan Gibson replaces Luke Wilson for the final 10 minutes of this one.

Jordan Stewart is enjoying himself tonight as his second sets Glentoran on course for a big win at the Showgrounds.

Liam Burt falls foul of referee Steven Gregg after he unceremoniously stops second half sub' Cameron Stewart from launching an attack.

Jordan Jenkins is replaced by Joshua Kelly for the visitors as we approach the final 10 minutes.

Jordan Stewart picks up a yellow card to go with his two goals.

There are handbags between both sides after a late tackle in midfield.

Ben Wylie, Oisin Devlin and Ryan Mayse are all booked as a result.

A double change for the hosts with 15 minutes remaining.

Dean Jarvis and Jamie Glackin leave the action to be replaced by Ronan Doherty and Zane Okoro.