Well another Irish Premiership Live, another late winner.

Ballymena do enough to suggest that this might not be a two-horse title race as they overcome league leaders Glenavon.

Highlight of both of tonight's matches will be on the BBC Sport NI shortly, and we will of course be back tomorrow to guide you through four more matches.

Sportsound will be live on BBC Radio Ulster, as ever, from 2pm, and that's when we will be live here as well.

Thanks for stopping by tonight, hope you enjoyed it as much as we did. Until next time!

McMurray keeps the good times rolling for Glenavon.

Ballymena with a huge three points. Linfield have the chance to regain the top spot tomorrow, but will also have played one game more than Glenavon by that point.

Three points for Crusaders as Newry's woes continue.

More drama as Dylan King flashes a volley just wide as Glenavon try desperately to preserve their unbeaten league run.

Paul Heatley capitalises on a defensive error to double the lead for Crusaders.

Mark Sykes brings the teams level.

Now it's Glenavon who are under the cosh as McMurray nearly makes an instant impact - sliding the ball across to Adam Lecky who maybe takes a fraction too long to dwell on it. dylan king gets down well to block the effort on goal.

80 minutes in, we have our first handbags after Steven McCullough very deliberately stands in the way of Caolan Marron in order to prevent a counter attack.

Some pushing ensues and McCullough goes into the book.

On comes Johnny McMurray for the final 10 minutes or so.

Jonny Addis is a lucky man. He tries to shepherd the ball out of play and is dispossessed by Conor McCloskey who feeds a lovely ball across the six yard box, which just evades Jordan Jenkins' attempted flick.

Big chance for Stephen Murray, who already has two hat-tricks to his name this season. Sykes manages to find himself a yard on the right hand side of the box and he dinks it into the middle where is drops for Murray about seven yards from goal. The striker blazes it over and Ballymena still lead.

No-one has scored more goals than Glenavon this season, who haven't failed to find the back of the net since an opening day defeat to Linfield.

With 20 minutes left, Ballymena are going well in their quest to keep the Lurgan Blues out.

Mark Sykes arrives in the box at pace and his first touch is good, taking it across the defender. But at an angle he can't keep his shot down as it floats over the bar.