Summary

  • Top Six

  • FT: Coleraine 6-2 Glentoran (17:30 BST)

  • Patching hat-trick and fine Ives strike has Bannsiders ahead with Clarke and Hoban pulling goals back and Devine and Shevlin also scoring for Coleraine

  • FT: Larne 8-0 Dungannon Swifts (17:30 BST)

  • Champions elect running riot at Inver Park

  • Three goals for Ryan, efforts from Graham and O'Neill as Lusty also scores a hat-trick

  • FT: Linfield 1-2 Cliftonville (17:30 BST)

  • McStravick scores early for Reds and McKee levels from spot before McStravick restores Cliftonville's advantage

  • Bottom Six

  • FT: Bangor 2-4 Portadown (15:00 BST)

  • Fyfe fires Ports ahead and Boyd levels before Quinn restores away side's advantage

  • Ukek and Hannan both score late, before Teelen rounds out win

  • FT: Crusaders 3-2 Ballymena United (15:00 BST)

  • Thorndike and Maguire score for Crues and Thompson own goal adds a third before Edogun pulls two goals back

  • FT: Glenavon 2-3 Carrick Rangers (15:00 BST)

  • Burns penalty has relegated hosts ahead before Lecky hits back and Callacher and Pollock then score as substitute Gibson nets late winner

Live Reporting

  1. KICK-OFF

    Coleraine 2-0 Glentoran

    Glentoran make three changes at the interval as Jordan Jenkins, Joe Thomson and Ross Clarke replace Jordan Stewart, Danny Amos and Josh Daniels.

  2. goal

    GOAL - Larne 4-0 Dungannon Swifts

    Matty Lusty (47 mins)

    Larne add a fourth and it's a hat-trick for Matty Lusty.

    The Inver Reds striker eventually shimmies the ball on to his left foot after some tidy control and foot work before firing low and hard into the bottom right-hand corner.

    It's a superb finish from Lusty who has the home fans in dream land!

  3. Linfield 1-2 Cliftonville

    Change for Cliftonville at the start of the second half as their two-goal hero Liam McStravick is replaced by Joe Sheridan.

  4. KICK-OFF

    Linfield 1-2 Cliftonville

    We are back under way at Windsor Park as Cliftonville get the ball rolling.

  5. KICK-OFF

    Larne 3-0 Dungannon Swifts

    Play resumes for the second half with Larne attacking the home fans behind the goal for the next 45 minutes.

  6. HT: Larne 3-0 Dungannon Swifts

    Jana McCabe
    BBC Sport NI at Inver Park

    We have just witnessed easily the worst crossbar challenge ever at the break with neither competitor coming close to the crossbar or even the net!

    Let me on the pitch, I will show them how it is done!

  7. Highlights: Carrick leave it late to claim victory

    FT: Glenavon 2-3 Carrick Rangers

    Watch highlights as Carrick Rangers come from behind to beat relegated Glenavon 3-2 in the Irish Premiership at Mourneview Park.

    Glenavon 2-3 Carrick Rangers

  8. Highlights: Ports see off Bangor at Clandeboye

    FT: Bangor 2-4 Portadown

    Watch highlights as Portadown beat Bangor 4-2 in the Irish Premiership at Clandeboye Park.

    Highlights: Bangor 2-4 Portadown

  9. Highlights: Crusaders hold on to beat Ballymena

    FT: Crusaders 3-2 Ballymena United

    Watch highlights as Crusaders hang on to beat Ballymena United 3-2 in the Irish Premiership at Seaview.

    Highlights: Crusaders 3-2 Ballymena United

  10. HALF-TIME

    Coleraine 2-0 Glentoran

    Charles Dunne shields the ballPacemaker

    Coleraine are in firm control at the interval thanks to that blistering start and they look well set to finish second and claim automatic European qualification.

    However, it's a fairly muted atmosphere at the Showgrounds with supporters of both these clubs acutely aware of the scoreline at Inver Park.

    Glentoran have struggled to recover from the setback of conceding twice inside the opening 15 minutes.

  11. HT: Larne 3-0 Dungannon Swifts

    Colin Coates
    Former Crusaders captain on BBC Sport NI

    That first goal from Andy Ryan settled everyone in the ground. Matty Lusty has been so sharp and so bright, and from the point of his first goal any doubt have evaporated and it was party time in the stands.

  12. HT: Larne 3-0 Dungannon Swifts

    Jana McCabe
    BBC Sport NI at Inver Park

    So far, so good for the Inver Reds, who are aiming to win their third Gibson Cup in four years.

    The action may be over this half, but the Larne fans are continuing to make their voices heard.

  13. HALF-TIME

    Linfield 1-2 Cliftonville

    Liam McStravick's double has Cliftonville in front against Linfield at the break.

    The former Blues winger scored either side of a Chris McKee penalty for the hosts in an entertaining first half at Windsor Park.

  14. HALF-TIME

    Larne 3-0 Dungannon Swifts

    Larne celebratePacemaker

    An Andy Ryan strike and Matty Lusty brace has Larne in a commanding lead at the break.

  15. Linfield 1-2 Cliftonville

    Linfield are inches away from tying the game up for a second time as Matthew Fitzpatrick lays the ball into the path of Chris McKee, but his shot is deflected narrowly wide of the Cliftonville goal.

    Better from the Blues.

  16. INJURY TIME

    Coleraine 2-0 Glentoran

    There will be a minimum of three additional minutes at Coleraine.

  17. Linfield 1-2 Cliftonville

    That second goal for Cliftonville has knocked Linfield out of their stride as they toil in search of another equaliser.

    It's the Reds who look the must likely to add to their tally as they continue to look dangerous on the break.

  18. Larne 3-0 Dungannon Swifts

    It's one-way traffic at Inver Park as Larne come close to adding a fourth.

    This time Andy Ryan waits at the back post and swings his right foot at the ball, but Malachy Smith gets a vital touch and does just enough to stop Ryan from getting a clean contact on the ball.

  19. Watch: Lusty grabs a third for Larne

    Larne 3-0 Dungannon Swifts

    The party will be well under way now at Inver Park with Matty Lusty scoring his second and Larne's third.

    Watch: Matty Lusty grabs Larne a third

  20. Watch: McStravick with his second of the day

    Linfield 1-2 Cliftonville

    Cliftonville regain the lead at Windsor Park with Liam McStravick on target again.

    Liam McStravick with his second of the day