Summary

  • Ballinamallard United 2-0 Carrick Rangers

  • Cliftonville 1-2 Coleraine

  • Glenavon 4-0 Ballymena United

  • Dungannon Swifts 0-2 Glentoran

Live Reporting

Alvin McCaig and Matt Gault

  1. goal

    GOAL

    Cliftonville 1-1 Coleraine

    Rory Donnelly equalises! The home side get back on level terms and it's a soft one from a Coleraine perspective admittedly, failing to pick up Donnelly's run to the far post from Curran's corner. Johns also came to claim the ball but was caught in no man's land, leaving the Cliftonville forward to slot into an empty net.

    It has been coming. Cliftonville responded well to going behind and it's game on now.

    Rory Donnelly levels for Cliftonville

  2. CHANCE!

    Cliftonville 0-1 Coleraine

    Gormley gets his first sniff of the Coleraine goal but skews his effort wide as he struggles to maintain his balance.

  3. SAVE!

    Cliftonville 0-1 Coleraine

    McCauley produces a wonderful save from Neeson! McGonigle finds his teammate after some fine work down the left, but the midfielder is unable to beat the Cliftonville's keeper outstretched glove.

  4. YELLOW CARD

    Cliftonville 0-1 Coleraine

    Ogilby is booked for scything down Curran as the midfielder surged towards the penalty area. A tactical foul, but not a costly one as the free-kick results in a corner, which comes to nothing.

  5. Great block!

    Cliftonville 0-1 Coleraine

    Big chance for the Reds to equalise as Rory Donnelly finds Jay in the box with a cross but the winger's effort is denied by a flying block from Stephen O'Donnell. Top-notch defending, throwing his body in the way to stop the goal-bound shot.

  6. goal

    GOAL

    Glenavon 1-0 Ballymena United

    The hosts go in front and and it's an unfortunate moment for United keeper Conor Brennan. Andrew Mitchell goes clear on the left and he drills in a cross which Brennan diverts into the Sky Blues net as he attempts to catch the ball. Mitchell runs away in celebration but that may go down as an own goal.

  7. goal

    GOAL

    Cliftonville 0-1 Coleraine

    What a strike from Ogilby! The Coleraine captain steps up to take a 25-yard free-kick, curling a cracking strike around the wall and into the bottom corner. There was nothing Neeson could do about that one. What a start from the league leaders!

    David Ogilby with a precise free-kick to give Coleraine the lead at Solitude

  8. Battling the elements

    Cliftonville 0-0 Coleraine

    The rain is battering Solitude in what is a really miserable Belfast afternoon. It makes it just that little bit more difficult getting the ball under control with the first touch.

  9. CLOSE!

    Cliftonville 0-0 Coleraine

    The Reds are certainly a more confident outfit than the side who lost to Coleraine in August. The home side string together a 20-pass move which culminates in Jay Donnelly making space on the left, whipping a dangerous cross to the back post. Rory Donnelly couldn't quite get there as the ball flashes wide.

  10. goal

    GOAL

    Ballinamallard Utd 1-0 Carrick Rangers

    First goal of the day goes to the Mallards courtesy of Matthew Smyth's header on six minutes.Richard Clarke delivered a fee-kick into the box and Ross Teheny headed across goal for Smyth to power home from six yards. The hosts are six point adrift at the bottom and it's a perfect start in their bid to secure a first league win of the campaign.

  11. Early pressure from the Reds

    Cliftonville 0-0 Coleraine

    Decent start from a Cliftonville perspective. The Bannsiders haven't really got hold of the ball yet.

  12. We're off!

    Cliftonville 0-0 Coleraine

    Coleraine get us under way at Solitude!

  13. Crusaders: Keeping the Faith

    BBC1NI, Monday 23 October, 22:40

    Keeping the Faith follows a tumultuous year in the life of Crusaders Football Club.

    With unprecedented access to the inner sanctum of the dressing room, it documents their quest to win the league title for an historic third season in a row.

    Off the pitch, it reveals the remarkable story of a club with faith at its core

    Crusaders: Keeping the Faith

  14. Team news

    Glenavon v Ballymena United

    Lurgan Blues manager Gary Hamilton makes two changes from last weekend's win at Crusaders with Simon Kelly and Sammy Clingan returning to the team. It's a case of same again for United as they look to build on last Saturday's 6-3 thumping of Ards.

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  15. Team news

    Ballinamallard United v Carrick Rangers

    Carrick boss David McAlinden keeps faith with the side that defeated Dungannon Swifts last Saturday as Rangers travel to take on a Mallards side still seeking a first league win of the campaign.

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  16. Jeffrey impressed by Glenavon

    Glenavon v Ballymena Utd

    Ballymena manager David Jeffrey expects a tough test against a Glenavon side who are "playing extraordinarily well".

    Ballymena manager David Jeffrey

  17. Team news

    Cliftonville v Coleraine

    Barry Gray sticks with the same line-up that beat Glentoran 2-0 last week, with Jay Donnelly, Rory Donnelly and Joe Gormley all starting.

    Oran Kearney makes four changes to the side that lost to Crusaders on Tuesday, with Josh Carson, Stephen O'Donnell, Adam Mullan and David Ogilby coming in.

  18. Hamilton demands improvement

    Glenavon v Ballymena Utd

    Glenavon manager Gary Hamilton demands improvement from his players against Ballymena United following their 4-0 trouncing by Ards in Tuesday's League Cup quarter-final at the Bangor Fuels Arena.

    The Lurgan Blues moved up to second in the league by beating Crusaders at Seaview last Saturday.

    Glenavon won 6-1 at Ballymena in the Premiership early in the season.

    Glenavon manager Gary Hamilton

  19. Gray eager to make up for 'off-night' against Coleraine

    Cliftonville v Coleraine

    Cliftonville manager Barry Gray says his players have 'unfinished business' against Premiership leaders Coleraine following a disappointing display in a 2-0 defeat by the Bannsiders in mid-August.

    Cliftonville manager Barry Gray

  20. Irish Premiership highlights

    Ards 2-1 Warrenpoint Town

    Guillaume Keke struck a 90th-minute winner as Ards edged out Warrenpoint and clinched their first home Premiership victory of the season.

    Irish Premiership: Ards 2-1 Warrenpoint Town