Top Six
FT: Linfield 0-2 Larne
Lusty rounds Walsh to score early for Larne and Ridley heads in second
FT: Coleraine 6-2 Cliftonville
Gormley nets opener & McStravick extends lead; Shevlin pulls one back, then Cooper scores equaliser & puts them ahead; Shevlin gets his second, before Cooper completes hat-trick, with Devine adding a sixth
FT: Glentoran 5-0 Dungannon Swifts
Stewart has Glens in front & McEneff penalty makes it two, before Daniels makes it three & Larmour nets fourth; Jenkins then on target
Bottom Six
FT: Bangor 0-0 Glenavon
FT: Carrick Rangers 2-3 Ballymena United
Edogun gives Ballymena lead but Gibson equalises and then puts Carrick in front; Rutkowski levels from the spot & then scores late winner
FT: Crusaders 4-0 Portadown (15:00 BST)
McKechnie puts Crues ahead & Bryden doubles lead; Dunlop adds a third; Bryden grabs his second
Jordan Jenkins (86 mins)
Two of those Glentoran subs have an immediate impact as Ben Gallagher plays in Jordan Jenkins who beats Alex Henderson with a low shot from a tight angle.
Every goal could be crucial for Glentoran in the remaining games of the season.
Coleraine 6-2 Cliftonville
Into the final few minutes at the Showgrounds where, finally, this game seems to have settled down.
Glentoran 4-0 Dungannon Swifts
With the outcome of this game safely in the bag, Declan Devine opts for the cotton wool treatment as he withdraws Pat Hoban, Jack Malone and Josh Daniels.
On in their place are Jordan Jenkins, Ben Gallagher and Dylan Connolly.
Crusaders 4-0 Portadown
Musa Dibaga produces a superb save as he palms away Ben Wells' deflected cross to maintain Crusaders' clean sheet.
It's just not been Portadown's day today.
Bangor 0-0 Glenavon
Jack O'Mahony hobbles to his feet and is escorted to the sideline to be replaced by debutant Joshua Ritchie.
Crusaders 4-0 Portadown
Fraser Bryden's front-post finish from a corner sees Crusaders notch up their fourth goal of the afternoon.
Watch: Fraser Bryden scores for Crusaders to make it 4-0
Glentoran 4-0 Dungannon Swifts
James Knowles cynically halts Danny Amos' forward run to give referee Mark Dillon one of the easiest decisions he'll make all day.
Carrick Rangers 2-1 Ballymena United
We head into the last 10 minutes here at Taylors Avenue. Ballymena are still on top possession wise but are lacking a cutting edge in the final third.
Can they find a spark soon?
Bangor 0-0 Glenavon
Real concern here at Clandeboye Park for Jack O'Mahony, who has landed awkwardly, and the referee quickly signals for a stretcher.
That's a real blow for the midfielder, who isn't long back from injury.
Coleraine 6-2 Cliftonville
Callum McCay is unable to continue and is replaced by Keevan Hawthorne.
Coleraine take the opportunity to make a sub' of their own, Jamie McGonigle replacing Matthew Shevlin for the remaining 10 minutes or so.
Crusaders 4-0 Portadown
It should be 5-0 to Crusaders as Cameron Bruce crosses the ball for the onrushing Thomas Maguire coming in at the back post, but he can only find the side netting from close range.
Bangor 0-0 Glenavon
Ben Cushnie carves the visitors open with a superb through ball to Jack O'Mahony out wide.
The former Glenavon man takes far too long to deliver, eventually overhitting his cross as the away side scrambles bodies back to cover.
Coleraine 6-2 Cliftonville
Some concern for Cliftonville sub Callum McCay who remains prostrate on the grass following a coming together in midfield.
Glentoran 4-0 Dungannon Swifts
Glentoran's Aaron McEneff departs to a standing ovation after an impressive performance, with Liam Burt replacing him.
Glentoran 4-0 Dungannon Swifts
Dungannon bring on teenager Jack Johnston in place of Paul Doyle.
Not a bad way for the youngster to celebrate his 17th birthday.
Bangor 0-0 Glenavon
Stephen McGuinness name is next in the book for a high challenge on Nathaniel Ferris.
Easy decision for referee Shane McGonigle.
Glentoran 4-0 Dungannon Swifts
Daniel Larmour steers home with a fine finish to score Glentoran's fourth at the Oval.
Watch: Daniel Larmour makes it four
Danny Gibson (72 mins)
The 10 men of Carrick have scored against the run of play.
Stephen O'Donnell makes a mess of a header back to his goalkeeper and in sneaks Gibson to guide home a volley into the bottom right-hand corner of the net.
Coleraine 6-2 Cliftonville
A final change for the visitors as Liam McStravick departs, to be replaced by Callum McCay.
Bangor 0-0 Glenavon
Harry Murphy goes route one, attempting to send Conor Falls through on goal, but Gareth Deane reads it all the way, and it's simple catching practice for the experienced stopper.