That's all from us, folks. After another thrilling night's action, Crusaders remain a point clear of Linfield at the Irish Premiership summit after the sides recorded wins over Coleraine and Glenavon respectively. 

Portadown's relegation to the second-tier has finally been confirmed, meanwhile, after they lost 3-2 to Ards. 

Make sure you stay tuned to the BBC Sport NI website for all the goals and highlights from tonight's games, and we'll do it all again on Saturday as Crusaders travel to Ballymena United and Linfield visit Coleraine. 

A crestfallen Niall Currie gives us his thoughts after Portadown's relegation was finally confirmed tonight following a 3-2 defeat to his former team Ards.

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A big win for Ballymena, and they're now just three points behind fourth-placed Cliftonville. Kyle Owens, Johnny McMurray (2) and Cathair Friel with the goals for hosts - Stephen Garrett getting Cliftonville's goal.

Glentoran edge a fairly forgettable game at Taylors Avenue, with Jonathan Smith and Curtis Allen on target for the visitors. 

Portadown are relegated from the Premiership - they needed a win to maintain hopes of staying up but they drop out of top-flight football. 

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It's all over! For the second time in three days, Crusaders edge a five-goal thriller having come from behind to clinch another hugely important victory en route to retaining their title. 

With Linfield winning comfortably, it's as you were at the top of the table. 

Coleraine's long unbeaten streak finally comes to an end but they'll be relieved that Cliftonville have lost to Ballymena, so they maintain their advantage over the Reds in the race for third place. 

On the balance of play, Crusaders thoroughly deserved the victory - but don't they make it hard for themselves? They march on with two games left.

An emphatic win for Rodney McAree's Swifts and they're on target to finish seventh and earn a place in the end-of-season play-offs for a place in next season's Europa League.

There's an overriding sense of unease in the stands as Crusaders sit back for these final few minutes. Every time Coleraine gain possession, you can cut the tension with a knife. There's only five minutes left but it will feel like an eternity for those Crusaders supporters. 

Both teams are now down to 10 men as Ports mifdielder Sean Mackle is shown a straight red-card after an off-the-ball incident.

What a chance for Jordan Allen! Six yards out and the Coleraine man couldn't direct his header on target when he was completely unmarked, failing to put the finishing touch on some excellent play down the left by McCauley. It's difficult to see as good a chance falling to Coleraine in the remaining ten minutes. 

It's nearly all-square as Matthew Hazley beats Ards keeper Aaron Hogg but Michael Ruddy makes the goal-line clearance. Time is running out for the Ports - two more goals required or it's Championship football next season.

The intensity has dropped in the last five minutes and that suits Crusaders, who are tip-toeing towards the finish line. Coleraine have asked a couple of major questions tonight, but they're looking a bit fatigued. 

Crusaders are now trying to play keep ball, which is the right thing to do as they look to wind the clock down.