Well, what a night of action!

The Premiership top two, Larne and Coleraine, both leave it late but gain valuable points as the leaders draw with the Glens and the Bannsiders beat Portadown.

Elsewhere, Linfield thrash Dungannon Swifts, Carrick overcome Glenavon and Cliftonville beat Bangor.

You can read the report from the games here.

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Larne left if late, but here is how Andy Ryan scored a last-minute equaliser for the league leaders against 10-man Glentoran.

Watch how substitute James Akintunde netted a late goal to complete Coleraine's comeback and break the hearts of the Portadown fans.

Ryan Cooney is shown a straight red card following an altercation with referee Shane Andrews after the full-time whistle.

Late, late drama as Larne rescue a point from the penalty spot and keep their unbeaten run going. It was a pair of penalties for Gary Haveron's men that sandwiched a double from Pat Hoban - who was later sent off - that looked like it had sealed a big three points for Declan Devine's men.

A thoroughly entertaining and controversial night at Inver Park ends with the spoils shared.

Colin Coates
Former Crusaders captain on BBC iPlayer

What a game!

It wasn't an amazing game in terms of the football quality, but the game was always on a knife-edge.

There are so many talking points.

All over at the Showgrounds where 'supersub' James Akintunde scores with virtually the last action of the game to win the points for the home side.

It didn't look good for the Bannsiders when Josh Ukek fired the visitors in front midway through the first half but Joel Cooper drew the hosts level with 15 minutes remaining.

However, with just seconds left on the clock, former Derry City man Akintunde somehow got on the end of a Will Patching free-kick to seal the points for Ruaidhri Higgins men and spell heartbreak for Niall Currie and Portadown.

A bit if a sweat for Carrick in the dying moments as Glenavon pushed hard, but they manage to hang on.

Goals from Paul Heatley and Luke McCullough were enough to make it five league wins on the bounce for Stephen Baxter's side.

Sean Brown hit it and it stayed hit.

What a strike.

Linfield hit Dungannon for six with an emphatic victory at a wet Windsor Park.

A Matthew Fitzpatrick hat-trick and goals from Kyle McClean, Isaac Baird and Sean Brown ensure an one-sided victory for the Blues.

Handball in the Glentoran box!

As he did against Glenavon a fortnight ago, Lewis Ridd saves a spot kick, this time from Harry Lynch.

It is all over at Solitude and the Reds return to winning ways in the league.

In a chaotic encounter defined by bizarre deflections and missed penalties, Jim Magilton's men eventually found the quality through Joe Gormley, Michael Glynn and Brian Healy to see off a spirited but wasteful Bangor side.

Here is how Joel Cooper curled a strike past Alex Moore to cancel out Josh Ukek's goal.

Ben Wylie's header from a Senan Devine cross glances off the foot of the post.

Is that Coleraine's last chance?

Mick Morgan, with only Lewis Ridd to beat, somehow drags his shot wide of the target.

It's just not been the Seasiders evening.

We're over the 90 minutes but with no fourth official's board it's anyone's guess how many we will play! I'm sure we'll have a decent chunk but can Larne use it?

Hat-trick for Mattew Fitzpatrick! What a night for the Blues!