That is all from us today as Coleraine, Larne, Glentoran, Bangor and Glenavon all win.

You can catch up on all the reaction on BBC Radio Ulster now and can read the reports from the games here.

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Despite the Irish Premiership games being over for the weekend, we still have more football for you tonight.

In the women's season finale, Cliftonville take on Linfield at Windsor Park to try and secure the Challenge Cup trophy.

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Glentoran left it late to double their lead, but watch how Pat Hoban made it 2-0 just before the full-time whistle.

Tommy Wright
Former Northern Ireland goalkeeper on Radio Ulster

Glenavon will be very pleased and it is a start.

They are now seven points behind Crusaders and that is a lot better than before kick-off.

Liam Beckett
Sportsound summariser

Coleraine were very dominant and very professional.

They have hit the ground running with so many new players coming in and they look a real threat and the real deal.

Coleraine maintain their position at the top of the table thanks to a comfortable 4-0 home win over Dungannon Swifts.

Zane Okoro opened the scoring for the hosts in the 13th minutes and they were 2-0 ahead minutes later after Caolan Marron scored in his own net.

Joel Cooper stretched the advantage 10 minutes into the second with a fine individual goal before Will Patching coolly stroked home a penalty on his 27th birthday to seal the win.

It's all over here in Bangor and it is another three points for Lee Feeney's side.

Substitute Stephen McGuinness bagged the glory with his winning strike in the 80th minute with his first touch of the game

Glentoran get back to winning ways as they maintain their unbeaten home record with a comfortable win over Ballymena United.

Larne ease to three points at Solitude. Far too easy for the visitors on a frustrating afternoon for Jim Magilton's side.

We move into the 90th minute here at Clandeboye Park and Bangor are still holding on.

Crusaders are lacking a clinical edge in attack at the moment and are running out of time.

Full-time at Mourneview Park, and Glenavon finally have lift-off under new boss Michael O’Connor.

Jack Malone’s first-half free-kick proves the difference as the Lurgan Blues end their run of 11 straight league defeats.

Carrick pressed late on but couldn’t find a way through, leaving Stephen Baxter’s side frustrated on the road.

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Conor Falls has a close-range effort that takes a nick off Aaron Donnelly and into the grateful gloves of Rohan Ferguson.

We are into four additional minutes at the Showgrounds.

We're into five minutes of injury time at The Oval.

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Into three added minutes as James Simpson replaces Dan Bent for Larne.

Glentoran make a change as David Fisher replaces Dylan Connolly.

Ballymena are now finishing with 10 men having used their allotted three substitution 'windows' in this half.

Stephen McGuinness made an immediate impact off the bench for Bangor, finishing from close range to put the Seasiders back in front.

Odhran Casey meets Rory Hale's corner with a looping header that lands on the roof of the net. There is a bit of an exodus to the exits at Solitude as the clock ticks down and that only furthers that.

Glenavon nearly seal it as Davy McDaid links up smartly with Corey Smith, who clips a lofted pass towards Francely Lomboto.

The substitute meets it first time on the volley, but it flashes narrowly past the near post.