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

It was a big win for Coleraine at Shamrock Park, who beat Portadown 4-1.

Cliftonville left it late to beat 10-man Ballymena United 3-2 at Solitude.

Crusaders eased to a 3-0 victory against Dungannon Swifts whilst Larne beat Glenavon 1-0.

You can read the report from those games here.

The game between Carrick Rangers and Bangor was abandoned after a serious injury to Paul Heatley.

Read more on that here

We will be back on Tuesday as Ballymena face Linfield in a game that is live on BBC iPlayer.

See you then, but for now, goodnight.

Jack Keaney's free-kick squirms under Sean O'Neill and into the net to win it late for Cliftonville.

In case you missed it, the Irish Premiership match between Carrick Rangers and Bangor was abandoned following an injury to Paul Heatley.

Carrick forward Heatley collided with the wall surrounding the pitch at Taylors Avenue eight minutes into the second half.

The 38-year-old received treatment and was stretchered off the pitch. The decision was made to abandon the fixture.

"Today's Sports Direct Premiership fixture between Carrick Rangers and Bangor has been abandoned following a serious injury to a Carrick Rangers player," said a statement from the Northern Ireland Football League.

"Further updates regarding the fixture will be communicated in due course."

Bangor were 1-0 up through Ben Arthurs' opener in the 14th minute.

James Teelan coolly slots home a consolation goal for Portadown.

It's all over at Solitude where Cliftonville prevail after one of the most chaotic second halves of football you'll ever see.

Jack Keaney's goal has won it for Cliftonville, but the headlines will be around the sending off of Ballymena's Stephen O'Donnell who was mistakenly shown a second yellow card.

All over at Inver Park where Matthew Ridley's first goal for Larne secures the home side a hard-fought 1-0 win.

The defender was in the right place at the right time to head home a Sean Graham corner nine minutes from the end to ease home supporters' frustrations.

Earlier, Mark Randall had his penalty saved by Glenavon goalkeeper Jacob Carney who produced a string of fine stops.

But it's Larne who claim the win, continuing their recent fine run of form.

For Glenavon and manager Paddy McLaughlin it's a seventh straight league loss.

Aaron Jarvis pokes home to equalise for Ballymena United.

Will Patching shows some neat footwork before smashing home Coleraine's fourth.

An entertaining game comes to an end with Coleraine continuing their unbeaten start to the season.

Larne win a free-kick in their own box, relieving some of the pressure with the seconds ticking by.

Portadown are denied by the woodwork for the second time this afternoon!

This time it is Rayhaan Tulloch's effort which crashes off the crossbar.

It's finished at Stangmore Park, and it is a convincing 3-0 victory for Crusaders.

Goals from Josh Williamson, Adam Brooks and substitute Fraser Bryden seal the points for Declan Caddell’s side. Rodney McAree’s men had their moments, but the visitors’ clinical edge made all the difference.

Matthew Ridley breaks the deadlock at Inver Park, heading in from a corner.

Kurtis Forsythe picks up a needless yellow card, punished by referee Shane Andrews for kicking the ball away.

We are into five minutes of added time.

We're into three minutes of additional time.

The fourth official signals three minutes of added time.

The Swifts continue to push for a late consolation, while Declan Caddell’s side looks content to see out a commanding victory on the road.

Bobby-Jack McAleese whips over a dangerous cross from the left, picking out Andrew Mitchell lurking at the back post.

Just as the substitute shapes to pounce, Jarlath O’Rourke gets across to clear his lines.