Well, thankfully we've returned to relative peace and quiet after another thrilling and dramatic day in the Premiership title race. Chelsea may already have the Premier League wrapped up, but the local fight for supremacy promises to go all the way to the wire.

It's as we were at the summit, with Crusaders maintaining their slender one-point lead over Linfield. 

Look out for all the day's goals on the BBC Sport NI website tonight and be sure to join us for coverage of a full programme of six league matches on Tuesday night. 

There's a few tasty matches in prospect, too, as Crusaders host in-form Coleraine while Linfield entertain the occasionally entertaining Glenavon. 

At the other end of the table, Portadown travel to Ards hoping to delay their likely relegation once again, while Carrick Rangers host Glentoran and Ballinamallard United welcome Dungannon Swifts to Stangmore Park. 

Stephen Baxter hails his players after their comeback victory over Cliftonville. 

Image source, Press Eye

There's the final whistle and Crusaders have recorded an enormous win at Solitude. The champions take a huge step towards retaining their title after Jordan Owens's headed double. It keeps them one point clear of Linfield. Brilliant game. 

Cliftonville certainly contributed majorly to the drama today. Levi Ives also struck twice to cancel out Michael Carvill's opener, but they weren't able to hang on as Crusaders dug deep to complete another comeback win and guarantee their place at the head of affairs. 

Crues goalkeeper Sean O'Neill - who made a remarkable double save late on to deny Cliftonville a point - runs to the away supporters and celebrates like they've won the title. They haven't yet, of course, but nobody can deny what a significant win this could turn out to be. 

We're away to catch our breath for a minute, but stay with us for post-match reaction!

Carrick will finish in the bottom two along with Portadown. Ballinamallard United retain their Premiership status.

It's all over at the Showgrounds. Impressive performance and win from the Blues. 

Jaimie McGovern is denied by a combination of keeper and defender on the line. Crusaders fans' hearts would have stopped for a second there. 

The Crues are agonisingly close to a massive victory! Two minutes to go now...

O'Neill's the hero for Crusaders! He denies Cliftonville not once, but twice from close-range. Brilliant piece(s) of goalkeeping from the big man to deny Ross Lavery, get up quickly and thwart Daniel Reynolds. 

If Crusaders go on to lift the trophy next month, they will surely look back at that moment as equally as pivotal to Owens' goals. 

The Reds are giving this a real go now, in what has turned into a frenetic, end-to-end game of football. Cracking stuff. 

Heatley could have put the game to bed but it's not to be! The forward is played in one-on-one with the keeper and tries to chip him, only to misjudge his effort and fire it over. 

A little bit more panache was required there, but it looks very much like the stuffing has been knocked out of Cliftonville after Owens's one-two punch. 

Carrick will finish in the bottom two, most likely in the relegation play-off spot, unless they can clinch a late winner.

Well Ballymena haven't been at their best today, but Tim Allen hasn't done his reputation any harm. His latest in a growing portfolio of impressive saves is to deny Niall Quinn's powerfully-struck free-kick.