That's all from us tonight as another action-packed round of Irish Premiership fixtures come to an end.

You can read the report from the matches here.

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Thanks for joining us and Happy New Year!

Watch all the goals from the Coleraine Showgrounds as the Bannsiders moved to within four points of leaders Larne with a 3-1 victory over Linfield.

Paul Leeman
Former Glentoran captain on BBC iPlayer

Cliftonville were so well organised and frustrated Larne.

Overall, a point apiece is probably fair. I don't think Larne did enough to win the game and Cliftonville definitely deserved a point.

It is all over at Mourneview Park and Junior made the difference with his strike in the 58th minute sealing all three points for Dungannon.

Glentoran finish 2025 with three successive wins over the festive period as they come from behind to beat Portadown 2-1.

Patrick Hoban's spot kick in the second half wins it in the end after Eamon Fyfe and MJ Kamson Kamara scored up either end in the first half.

It's all over on a dramatic night at the Showgrounds.

Scoreless at half-time, former Linfield favourite Joel Cooper broke the deadlock shortly after half-time with a fine individual goal.

Second half substitute Jamie McGonigle doubled the home side's lead moments after coming off the bench.

Linfield were thrown a lifeline when Chris McKee scored from the penalty spot on the stroke of full-time.

However, the final word went to the home side and Will Patching made the game safe with a beautiful curling effort with the last kick of the game.

Cameron Palmer flashes the ball across goal but no Glentoran player gets on the end of it.

The hosts are looking to put the game to bed as they go in search of a third goal.

Andrew Mitchell goes into the book for a late challenge on Paul McGovern.

Liam Beckett
Sportsound summariser

That is the type of goal you dream about. Absolute quality.

A well-deserved win for Bangor over a depleted Ballymena.

Lee Feeney's men move onto 28 points at the turn of the calendar year - an impressive performance from the promoted side.

Full-time at Inver Park, and it ends goalless. Larne saw more of the ball and carved out the better chances, but Cliftonville dug in, defended well, and came within inches of snatching it late on.

Glenavon make a change, Peter Campbell comes on for Corey Smith.

After a dramatic finale the final whistle goes at Seaview and honours are even.

Kurtis Forsythe's second-half equaliser grabbed a point for the Crues.

Crusaders find themselves down to 10 men as Evan Easton is sent-off for a second yellow card. The defender penalised for throwing the ball away.

Into an additional seven minutes of added time.

Glenavon continue to press for an equaliser, can they find one?

So nearly a dramatic winner.

Odhran Casey drills in a low cross from the right, and it takes a wicked deflection off James Simpson, looping up and glancing off the crossbar with Rohan Ferguson stranded. Agonisingly close for the Reds.

There will be a minimum of seven additional minutes at the Oval.

Ben Arthurs races clear of the Ballymena defence in stoppage time but then shoots tamely at Sean O'Neill.