Well, it's time to catch our breath after a day of huge drama in the Irish League title race as Coleraine's stunning second-half comeback saw them draw level on points with Crusaders, who are still top of the pile on goal difference at the summit.

The Crues will be disappointed to drop points on their home patch but still have two more home games to come - against champions Linfield and derby rivals Cliftonville, before going to Ballymena on the final day of the campaign.

Coleraine have a derby of their own to contemplate next Saturday - against Ballymena at Ballycastle Road - before away days at Linfield and Glenavon.

It's all to play for and a mouthwatering prospect.

Meanwhile at the bottom things have got a lot more interesting as Ballinamallard's win over Warrenpoint sees them close to within two points of Carrick Rangers in the bid to avoid the drop.

Keep an eye out for all the goals from today's games appearing on the BBC Sport NI website and whatever else you do, make sure you join us again next Saturday for hopefully more of the same.

Bye til then.

Glentoran recover from a goal down to beat Ards 4-1.

Curtis Allen grabbed the fourth in the final minute.

A comfortable victory sees the Blues move two points clear in third place, in the race for European qualification.

Cormac Burke scores Dungannon's second in stoppage-time to seal the home victory.

With Ballinamallard achieving just their third league win, Carrick are now just two points ahead of them at the foot of the table.

It's all over!

Coleraine have come from a goal down at half time to keep their championship ambitions on target.

Ecstatic scenes among the home players and supporters who know how important this result could prove.

It's all square on points at the top of the table with three games each. What a title race we have on our hands!

A crucial victory for the Mallards - only their third of the league campaign - sees them close to within two points of Carrick Rangers in the battle to beat the drop.

It's all over at Seaview and league leaders Crusaders have dropped two points at home for the second time in five days.

After Paul Heatley put them 1-0 up they had chances to go further ahead but didn't take them.

Glenavon hit back with Andrew Mitchell's equaliser and then could have won it themselves.

So, Crusaders and Coleraine are level on points with three matches left. It's a neck-and-neck two-horse race to the finish.

The home fans are urging on their side who have put together wave after wave of attack in this second half.

The title race is well and truly on as it stands as Coleraine would draw level on points with Crusaders.

But will it stay that way?

Here's Andrew Mitchell's goal for Glenavon at Seaview - how costly will this moment prove for leaders Crusaders.

Teenager Robbie Norton hits the bar for Glenavon.

Eoin Bradley is brought down inside the area....