That is all from us after yet another exciting evening of action at both ends of the Irish Premiership table.

Larne continue to lead the way after a routine 3-0 victory over Dungannon Swifts, who remain in the relegation zone.

Behind them only on goal difference are Cliftonville, who recorded an equally convincing 3-0 home victory to set up an intriguing clash with the Inver side on Saturday.

Glentoran produced a statement result in the 'Big Two' derby, as they stormed to a 3-0 win over Linfield to further close the gap on the Blues and the other sides above them.

Coleraine will be wondering how they only won 1-0 against Newry City, with some poor finishing making the scoreline tighter than it should have been.

Nevertheless, the Bannsiders extended their lenghtily unbeaten run and moved up to fourth in the table after Crusaders' 2-2 draw with Glenavon.

A late Philip Lowry goal rescued a point for Stephen Baxter's men at Mourneview, where they trailed twice.

Carrick Rangers came out on top against Ballymena, as Nedas Macuiatis' first goal for the club sealed a narrow victory which moves them level on points with the Sky Blues.

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Philip Lowry fired home a late equaliser to salvage a point for Crusaders at Mourneview Park.

Full time here at Mourneview Park.

Glenavon thought that Jamie Doran's 74th minute goal would be enough to get them all three points.

However, a stoppage time equaliser by Philip Lowry broke the hearts of the Glenavon fans on Valentine's Day.

A hard-earned win for Carrick with Nedas Maciulaitis's goal on 28 minutes the difference between the sides.

Carrick have now recorded back-to-back league wins over Newry City and Ballymena.

The second half wasn't a classic but Carrick dug deep and hung on for the win.

Larne ease to a 3-0 victory, but they were made to work for it by a stubborn Dungannon defence.

Dungannon manager Shiels will point to the challenge that gave Larne their breakthrough from the penalty spot, but once Paul O’Neill scored the resulting spot kick, there only looked to be one winner.

Joe Thompson fired in a second and Andy Ryan got his first for the club to make it three.

It's all over at the Coleraine Showgrounds where the Bannsiders hang on to win 1-0 against Newry City.

It should have finished 2-0, but Matthew Shevlin hit the crossbar in the final seconds when it looked easier to score.

Nevertheless, it’s another three points for Oran Kearney’s men.

Cliftonville remain second with a comfortable victory at Solitude.

A Ronan Hale double either side of a Jonny Addis header secured the points for Paddy McLaughlin's men.

Next up for Niall Currie's side is a Mid-Ulster derby while Cliftonville head to Inver Park to face league leaders Larne.

Somehow Matthew Shevlin strikes the crossbar in the dying seconds from practically on the goal line when it looked certain he would score.

Jamie Doran (Not Dornan, sorry) restores Glenavon's lead at Mourneview Park.

Billy Joe Burns' cross is nodded on by Dean Ebbe, whose powerful header crashes off the bar and out.

What a chance for the visitors to equalise!

Dungannon almost grab a consolation.

Michael O’Connor breaks through the centre and feeds Jordan Jenkins on the right, but his fierce shot is parried by Rohan Ferguson and Jenkins heads the rebound just over the crossbar.

Carrick make a change as James McLaughlin replaces goalscorer Nedas Maciulaitis.

Fourth change for Newry City in the closing stages as former Northern Ireland international Ryan McGivern replaces Thomas Lockhart.

Two minutes of normal time remaining.

Full-time here at The Oval as Glentoran run riot and beat their 'Big Two' rivals 3-0.

A thunderbolt from Bobby Burns in the first half before Aidan Wilson doubled the Glens lead in the second half gave the east Belfast side a two goal lead three minutes into the second half.

Burns put the icing on the cake with just under half an hour remaining grabbing his second goal of the night.

Comprehensive win here for Glentoran keep up their unbeaten record under Rodney McAree in fine fashion.

Aaron Prendergast's strike from a corner is deflected just wide of the left hand post as Glenavon look to put this game to bed.

However, they have a second corner - can they make it count?

Paul Heatley got Crusaders level but Glenavon soon hit back....

Sean Moore tries his luck from distance!

Moore picks up Doherty's pass before driving at the Portadown defence and his 25-yard shot is saved by Ondrej Mastny.

Moore has certainly been a bright spark since his introduction at half-time.

Andy Ryan pokes home his first goal for Larne on the rebound after Dunne had denied his initial effort to put the visitors in cruise control at Stangmore Park.

Donal Scullion makes way for Favour Kwelele as Newry City make a third substitution with just over six minutes remaining.

The visitors are throwing everything at the hosts in the closing stages as they look to take something from this game.