That's all from us in the final Saturday of Irish Premiership game before the split.

You can read the report from today's games here

We will be back on Monday night, as champions Linfield face Dungannon Swifts.

Thanks for joining us - goodnight!

So just to clarify after today's games; champions Linfield, Glentoran, Larne, Dungannon Swifts, Crusaders and Coleraine will be in the top six for the split.

In the bottom six will be: Portadown, Cliftonville, Ballymena United, Glenavon, Carrick Rangers and Loughgall.

Paul Leeman
Former Glentoran captain on Sportsound

I think this season will be a great learning season for Declan Caddell, especially now they have finished in the top six and they could move higher up the table.

Philip Major
Sportsound summariser

It wasn't vintage Coleraine, in attack, they huffed and puffed but what I did like was their defensive display. Dean Shiels will be delighted with that win and they have momentum at the right time.

Alex Parsons misses his penalty, but makes amends by scoring from the rebound to add a late third for the Reds.

There is the final whistle and Larne claim the three points thanks to Tiarnan O'Connor's 74th-minute goal.

Philip Lowry's goal secures the three points for Crusaders.

The result means that Crusaders stay in fifth and Larne move up to second, ahead of the Glens.

A glorious opportunity for Glenavon to grab a late equaliser as a ball into the box breaks for Harry Lynch, but his shot just shaves the top of the bar. Will they get another chance?

What a chance for the Glens!

A header comes off the bar and Robbie Weir attempts to clear the ball, but Christie Pattison is able to latch onto it. However his strike is off target.

Loughgall claim their first league win since early November with a hard-fought success over Ballymena United.

G;enavon's David Toure cautioned for trailing down Tiarnan O'Connor as Larne break.

All over at the Coleraine Showgrounds where Coleraine prevail thanks to Dylan Boyle's strike in the 69th minute.

That means it is they who secure their place in the top six following the split.

Portadown created little on a disappointing afternoon for them.

It's all over at Solitude, and it’s a comfortable 3-0 win for the home side.

Goals from Shea Gordon, Ryan Curran and a late rebound finish from Alex Parsons do the damage, with Carrick Rangers finishing a man down after Ethan Boyle’s injury.

Into five minutes of added time at Mourneview Park.

We're into five minutes of additional time.

Any late drama to come?

Aaron Prendergast comes in for Barney McKeown on the Glenavon team.

Tiernan O'Connor's low shot squeezes in to give Larne the lead.

Another late change for the visitors as Paul McElroy replaces Josh Ukek.

Glenavon with a free-kick to the right of goal on the edge of the box. Peter Campbell goes for the curler with his left boot but it's off target.

The hosts also make their first change with Matthew Snoddy replacing Jack Malone.

Philip Lowry was on target to put Crusaders ahead against Glentoran at the Oval.