That's all from us after an exciting evening of Premiership action.

A thrilling game at the Oval saw six goals shared as Glentoran and Glenavon played out a 3-3 draw to pick up a point apiece.

Cliftonville suffered a BetMcLean Cup final hangover however as they went down 2-0 to Dungannon Swifts at Solitude.

We'll be back on Saturday with audio and text coverage of a full programme of six matches so be sure to join us then.

For now, goodnight and thanks for joining us.

That'll be that!

An exciting six-goal game comes to an end with the points shared at the Oval.

The corner causes a scramble before being knocked out of play for another corner.

Glenavon struggle to clear this delivery as well with the Glens shouting for a penalty, but the appeals are waved away.

Joe Thomson's curling strike takes a deflection and Glentoran now have a corner.

An improved second-half display sees Rodney McAree’s men leave with all three points.

James Knowles’ pinpoint free-kick and John McGovern’s close-range header did the damage, while Cliftonville never really got going after the interval.

What an opportunity for Glenavon to take the lead again!

Davy McDaid breaks through midfield and finds Michael O'Connor in the box, but the striker sends his effort well over the crossbar.

Was that the final chance?

Watch Paul McGovern restore parity for Glenavon at the Oval just minutes after Jordan Jenkins had put Glentoran 3-2 in front.

Three minutes of additional time in north Belfast.

Alex Parsons steps up to deliver from a free-kick, but it’s one to forget - overhit and straight out for a goal kick.

A wasted opportunity for the Reds, and time is running out.

We've played the 90 and are now into five minutes of additional time.

Peter Campbell is the next to be cautioned by Ben McMaster.

Paul McGovern tries to push Glenavon forward, but the last men back for the home side deal with the danger.

Cliftonville are huffing and puffing, but with five minutes to go, they don’t look like finding a way through.

Rodney McAree’s men have managed this second half superbly and look set to get back to winning ways.

Another change for the Glens with captain Marcus Kane making way for Frankie Hvid.

See how Jordan Jenkins netted his second of the game to move Glentoran 3-2 ahead against Glenavon after they had trailed 2-0.

Finley Thorndike is introduced for Christie Pattison.

David Toure finds space on the left hand side of the box and sends a strong effort just off target.

This game has turned really frantic with neither side settling for a point.

Odhran Casey is next to be cautioned for a late tackle on Gael Bigiramana.

It's a double chance for Cliftonville as Arran Pettifer and Sean Stewart replace Michael Glynn and Axel Piesold.