That's all from us after another dramatic day of Premiership action, including bottom side Glenavon producing a shock by beating champions Linfield and Larne moving top.

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Charlie Allen rifles into the bottom corner in added time to give Linfield hope but Glenavon held on for the win.

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As it turns out, that is the last play of any note as Tony Clarke leaves the pitch to a hail of boos and abuse from the home fans.

As it turns out, there was no offside flag and Clarke merely seems to have changed his mind on the penalty decision. We will try to get some clarity post-game.

Nonetheless, Larne come away unbeaten in 10 with a third clean sheet in a row and top of the table at Christmas. The Larne fans are still making plenty of noise before they leave but they will certainly enjoy their turkey dinners on Thursday. Crusaders now have not scored in their last five games albeit a much improved performance today.

Danny Wallace pokes the ball into his own net as 10-man Portadown make it 4-2 at Stangmore Park.

Two sides struggling for form battle out a draw at the Showgrounds.

Daire O'Connor's strike cancels out Aidan Steele's opener for Carrick to earn Oran Kearney his first point as Ballymena boss.

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A massive three points for the Lurgan Blues who stun champions Linfield.

Ben Wilson fired Glenavon in front in the second half before Paul McGovern doubled their lead, with Charlie Allen slotting home in injury-time for the visitors but it was too little too late.

Michael O'Connor's side put in a great display and fully deserve the win.

David Healy on the other hand will be incredibly frustrated.

A six-goal thriller and ultimately, a game of two halves at Stangmore Park.

Rodney McAree will be the happier of the managers seeing his team collect all three points.

However, the performance of Portadown in the second period will leave Niall Currie with something to build on.

Late, late drama at Seaview as Tony Clarke initially points for a Crusaders penalty after a coming-together between Jordan Forsythe and Sean Graham.

However, the linesman's flag is up and overrules the decision to howls of derision from the home crowd.

Ballymena replace Daire O'Connor with James Hood in the final seconds.

Ballymena's Danny Lafferty picks up s yellow card in stoppage time for bringing down Paul Heatley.

Substitute Oilibhear McCart strikes a volley from the edge of the box through a crowd that draws a good low save from Rohan Ferguson.

Portadown change as Lewis MacKinnon comes off for Ryan Mayse.

Glenavon double their advantage over the champions thanks to a deflected strike from Paul McGovern.

There will be a minimum of three minutes of injury time at the Showgrounds.

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Full-time at Clandeboye Park, where the points are shared after a lively contest.

Ryan Curran gave Cliftonville the lead from the spot, but Ben Arthurs hit back with a composed equaliser. Both sides had chances to nick it late on, but neither could find the finishing touch.

Fourth official Steven Gregg has indicated a minimum four minutes added time.

We are into five added minutes which gets a roar from the home crowd here. They still believe they can get something from this.