That is all from us on a goal-laden afternoon in the Irish Premiership.

Crusaders were the big winners today, coming behind to beat Dungannon Swifts 4-1 at Stangmore Park to move up to second in the table.

It was also a big afternoon for Ballymena United, who moved off the bottom of the table with a 3-1 derby win against 10-man Coleraine as Jim Ervin picked up his first home win as Sky Blues boss.

Glentoran secured back-to-back victories with a comfortable 3-1 win against Glenavon at the Oval.

Benji Magee was the hat-trick hero for Loughgall, who defeated Newry by the same score line at Lakeview Park.

You can read the match report from the games here, but it is bye for now!

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Benji Magee nets his and Loughgall's third of the afternoon to secure the victory for the hosts.

Substitute Mal Smith's first-time finish sealed a comfortable win for Crusaders at Stangmore Park.

Alex Gawne smashes home into the roof of the net moments after coming on to seal the victory for Ballymena United.

Loughgall get back to winning ways beating Newry City at Lakeview Park.

A second half hat-trick from Benji Magee has given Loughgall the three points. Newry levelled the game at 1-1 when Adam Salley found space inside the area.

Jack Malone strikes a fine free-kick to net a consolation for Glenavon.

It's 'derby' day delight for Ballymena as the Sky Blues move off the bottom of the table for virtually the first time this season after this victory.

It was a game of two halves as Crusaders return to second in the table.

Dungannon deservedly went in at the interval with a one-goal advantage courtesy of Thomas Maguire, but the Crues reacted in devastating fashion, scoring four times in the second half through James Teelan, Josh Robinson, Ben Kennedy and substitute Mal Smith.

Liam Beckett
Sportsound summariser

Three fabulous strikes for the Ballymena goals, struck with precision, conviction and pace. That goal came against the run of play, Coleraine had to have a go and you will always leave gaps and they have been punished.

That is game, set and match for Ballymena, a pulsating second half.

It's all over at the Oval as Glentoran secure all three points with a 3-1 victory over Glenavon.

A brace from Junior and a Patrick McClean header in the first half is enough to secure back-to-back league wins for Warren Feeney's side.

A late Jack Malone free-kick was all but a consolation for the Lurgan Blues, who have lost five straight league games and sit bottom of the Irish Premiership.

The fourth official has indicated a further six minutes of additional time.

The way this game has gone, you wouldn't rule out something significant happening in that time.

The fourth official has indicated there will be a minimum of three additional minutes.

The referee's assistant indicates four minutes of injury time.

Another yellow card appears from Ben McMaster's pocket as Caolan Loughran picks up the caution for bringing down Lee Newell on the edge of the area.

A quick Glentoran attack results in Niall McGinn striking just over the crossbar.

It was McGinn who started the attack, finding Junior in a central area, before the Glens striker tees up the substitute, whose right-footed effort has Rory Brown worried for a split second, but flies just over the crossbar.

More activity on both benches as Coleraine bring on Andrew Mitchell for Andrew Scott, while Ballymena introduce Alex Gawne and Ryan Waide in place of Andy McGrory and Noah Stewart.