Summary

  1. Full-time whistlepublished at 17:23 GMT 13 December 2025

    That's all from our live text coverage this afternoon, but you can continue to listen to reaction from the games on Sportsound by clicking the 'Listen live' icon.

    You can read the report from the matches here.

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  2. Watch: McAllister with a late equaliser for Dungannonpublished at 17:08 GMT 13 December 2025

    Carrick Rangers 3-3 Dungannon Swifts

    Late drama at Taylors Avenue as Sean McAllister touches home a late equaliser.

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    Watch - McAllister with a late equaliser for Dungannon

  3. Keaney fires in a free-kickpublished at 17:06 GMT 13 December 2025

    FT: Cliftonville 5-2 Glenavon

    Cliftonville and Glenavon have been having their own goal of the month competition this afternoon.

    Jack Keaney rounds out the win with his second of the afternoon.

    Five Christmas crackers at Solitude.

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    Jack Keaney fires in a free-kick to make it 5-2

  4. FULL-TIMEpublished at 16:58 GMT 13 December 2025

    Portadown 1-0 Ballymena United

    James Teelan celebratesImage source, Pacemaker

    Referee Declan Hassan blows his whistle for full-time.

    Portadown will be relieved that James Teelan's effort was enough for the three points, after a game with little in the way of attacking chances.

    Oran Kearney has work to do to get his Ballymena team firing.

  5. Watch: Steele gives Carrick a late leadpublished at 16:58 GMT 13 December 2025

    Carrick Rangers 3-3 Dungannon Swifts

    Watch how Aidan Steele gave Carrick Rangers the lead at Taylors Avenue.

    Rodney McAree's side have since equalised.

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    Watch: Steele gives Carrick a late lead

  6. FULL-TIMEpublished at 16:58 GMT 13 December 2025

    Cliftonville 5-2 Glenavon

    Jack KeaneyImage source, Press Eye

    Cliftonville emerge 5-2 winners after a breathless afternoon in north Belfast.

    Eric McWoods got the hosts off to a flyer before goals from Jack Malone and Bridel Bosakani twice pulled Glenavon level. But Jim Magilton’s side regained control through Joe Sheridan and Jonny Addis, before Jack Keaney’s second-half double sealed the points in style.

    A first league goal of the season for McWoods, a goal of the season contender for Boskani, and a red card for Odhran Casey - plenty to dissect.

  7. Watch: Keaney fires home in stylepublished at 16:56 GMT 13 December 2025

    Cliftonville 5-2 Glenavon

    We have been treated to some stylish goals this afternoon and this is certainly one of them!

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    Watch: Jack Keaney helps Cliftonville close it out

  8. goal

    GOAL - Cliftonville 5-2 Glenavonpublished at 16:56 GMT 13 December 2025

    Jack Keaney (95 mins)

    Jack Keaney gets it right this time.

    After going close just minutes earlier, the defender curls a free-kick low into the bottom left-hand corner, leaving Sean Hamill with no chance.

    That’s a double for Keaney, and the home side are finishing with a flourish.

  9. FULL-TIMEpublished at 16:54 GMT 13 December 2025

    Carrick Rangers 3-3 Dungannon Swifts

    A wonderfully-entertaining clash at Taylor's Avenue ends in a draw.

    Neither side seem overly enamoured with that having both led at points but a thoroughly entertaining game of football ends a point apiece.

  10. FULL-TIMEpublished at 16:52 GMT 13 December 2025

    Linfield 4-0 Crusaders

    Callumn MorrisonImage source, Pacemaker

    A routine victory for Linfield who stretch their unbeaten run to 12 games in all competitions.

    But it's another chastening afternoon for Crusaders who find themselves languishing at the wrong end of the table.

  11. Postpublished at 16:52 GMT 13 December 2025

    Cliftonville 4-2 Glenavon

    Jack Keaney fancies his chances from 25 yards and curls a free-kick towards the far post, but Sean Hamill gets across smartly to tip it behind for a corner.

  12. INJURY TIMEpublished at 16:52 GMT 13 December 2025

    Portadown 1-0 Ballymena United

    The fourth official has indicated five minutes of added time.

  13. INJURY TIMEpublished at 16:51 GMT 13 December 2025

    Cliftonville 4-2 Glenavon

    Six additional minutes to be played at Solitude.

  14. Postpublished at 16:51 GMT 13 December 2025

    Linfield 4-0 Crusaders

    An intricate move from Crusaders ends with Finley Thorndike's low shot saved by the leg of Chris Johns, who is determined to keep a clean sheet.

  15. SUBSTITUTIONpublished at 16:51 GMT 13 December 2025

    Portadown 1-0 Ballymena United

    James Teelan is withdrawn for Ryan Mayse.

  16. Postpublished at 16:51 GMT 13 December 2025

    Portadown 1-0 Ballymena United

    Ballymena go close as Success Edogun hits a shot low across goal.

    Aaron McCarey saves the shot with his foot and it goes behind for a corner.

  17. Watch: Tuffey denies Morrison his third from the spotpublished at 16:50 GMT 13 December 2025

    Linfield 4-0 Crusaders

    Watch as Jonny Tuffey denies Linfield an even more comfortable lead and Callumn Morrison his third of the afternoon at Windsor Park.

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    Watch: Linfield's Callumn Morrison sees his penalty saved

  18. goal

    GOAL Carrick Rangers 3-3 Dungannon Swiftspublished at 16:50 GMT 13 December 2025

    Sean McAllister (90 mins)

    What an impact from the half-time sub!

    From the afore-mentioned corner, Paul Heatley gives the ball away with a loose pass and Andrew Mitchell swings it back into the back post where McAllister bundles home just as the fourth official's board went up.

    What a thrilling second half at Taylor's Avenue!

  19. Postpublished at 16:49 GMT 13 December 2025

    Carrick Rangers 3-2 Dungannon Swifts

    Nathan Gartside is forced into a good save as he tips Cahal McGinty's long-range effort over the top

    He then comes out and punches the resulting corner clear.

  20. SUBSTITUTIONpublished at 16:49 GMT 13 December 2025

    Cliftonville 4-2 Glenavon

    A proud moment for Eamonn Tohill as the youngster makes his Cliftonville debut, replacing Rory Hale for the final few minutes.