That's all from this year's Boxing Day derbies live text as Glentoran, Crusaders, Ballymena, Dungannon, Portadown and Larne claim the bragging rights from the festive matches.

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Odhran Casey's consolation goal came too late as Crusaders held on for victory.

Colin Coates
Former Crusaders captain on BBC Sportsound

It was a hard fought, maybe underserved three points for Larne.

With seven players missing, they stood up to the task and Haveron will be delighted with their effort.

Tommy Wright
Former Northern Ireland goalkeeper on Radio Ulster

It was fully deserved.

Coleraine had more of the pressure and shots on target but no real clear-cut chances.

Oran [Kearney] will be really pleased with the desire they put into the game and two moments of quality.

Handbags at the end of the game, as was also the case at half-time, with a Luke Wilson header in the first half proving decisive.

The second half, which was delayed due to a floodlight issue, ended up being short on quality.

However, there were joyous scenes at the end for Portadown but also pushing and shoving between the two sets of players as they made their way off the field.

Dungannon Swifts hold firm to take all three points from this game, but it was not pretty.

Bangor pressed for a goal near the end but needed to show the same desire throughout the half if they were to get anything from the game.

Liam Beckett
Sportsound summariser

A superb game won by a super goal.

What a game!

The ball drops to Harry Murphy in the Portadown box with time running out but is header is weak and Aaron McCarey easily saves it.

Here is how Adam Brooks doubled Crusaders' advantage at Solitude.

Full-time at Solitude, where Crusaders hold on for a hard-earned derby win.

A Ryan Curran own goal set the tone before Adam Brooks doubled the visitors' lead late on. Odhran Casey’s stoppage-time header gave the Reds hope, but it wasn’t enough to salvage a point.

Watch how the Inver Reds completed their comeback and gained derby day bragging rights at Taylors Avenue.

It's all over at Taylor's Avenue where league leaders Larne come from behind to record a 2-1 win over derby rivals Carrick Rangers.

Paul Heatley fired the home side in front with a fine individual effort 11 minutes into the second half but two goals in three minutes from sub Tiarnan O'Connor and Paul O'Neill saw the visitors grab the points and stretch their advantage over their title rivals.

Joe Thomson's first half stunner is the difference as Glentoran beat Linfield for the very first time on Boxing Day at Windsor Park since the festive fixtures were introduced in 1989.

Huge win for Declan Devine's side who were the better team for large portions of the game.

Referee Shane Andrews blows the final whistle amid scenes of jubilation for the home supporters as Oran Kearney celebrates his first victory in charge of the Sky Blues.

It's another setback for Coleraine's title hopes.

Thomas Lavery picks up a yellow card for halting a Crusaders counter.

Five minutes added on at the end of the 90. Bangor are searching for a late equaliser. Will it come?

Rory Hale whips in a corner and finds Jonny Addis rising highest, but Musa Dibaga reacts smartly to get down and gather the header.

Larne defender Matthew Ridley is booked by referee Steven Gregg.

Six minutes added on at the end of the 90. The home side need something fast if they’re to spark a late comeback.