Cliftonville manager Jim Magilton said that his side's late 3-2 defeat against Dungannon Swifts was "a real kick in the teeth".

The Reds fell behind after Steven Scott's stunning strike but Joe Gormley drew them level just before the break.

They then went ahead in the second half through a fine individual goal from Brian Healy, but Cahal McGinty equalised for the Swifts before Adam Glenny netted a late penalty after Shaun Leppard brought down Leo Alves in the box.

And Magilton was critical of the second-half goals Cliftonville gave away as they squandered the chance to move into the top six.

"For their equaliser, I think the goalkeeper has to either save it or come for the cross. It's really disappointing because at that stage I felt we were in control and could maybe have gone on to score another couple of goals," he told BBC Sport NI.

"For the third goal, it's really poor defending again. We got opened up, there's a lazy tackle from Sean, it's a penalty, and it's a real kick in the teeth."

Magilton said that individual errors costing his side have been "the story of our season" and something they must address.

"I just thought our turnovers were high when we had chances to control the game," he added.

"We were loose tonight, too loose at times. There's always emotion in the game, and at 2–1, I felt we were in control, but you have to give credit to Dungannon, they're a quality side, and if you give them opportunities, they'll take them."

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Adam Glenny's 89th-minute penalty helped Dungannon Swifts end a run of three league defeats in a row after they came from behind to beat Cliftonville 3-2 in an entertaining game at Stangmore Park.

Steven Scott gave the hosts a deserved lead in the 17th minute, but Joe Gormley levelled things up just before the break.

Brian Healy completed the turnaround for the Reds in the 63rd minute before Cahal McGinty equalised 10 minutes later and Glenny netted the winner with one minute of time remaining.

The win sees the Swifts close the gap to fourth-placed Linfield to six points while the Reds remain in seventh.

Hello and welcome to our coverage of today's five Irish Premiership games.

A real Valentine's Day treat is the fact that all games are going ahead today!

Leaders Larne will hope to maintain their long unbeaten run when they travel to Shamrock Park to take on Portadown, who are without a league win this year.

Second place Coleraine will look to keep up the pressure on the Inver Reds when they go to in-form Carrick Rangers.

Glentoran host Ballymena United at the Oval while Linfield are away to bottom side Glenavon.

Struggling Crusaders will hope to pick up an important victory in their bid to pull away from the relegation battle as they face Bangor at Seaview.

We will radio commentary on BBC Radio Foyle as well as live text commentary and in-play clips, so you don't miss any of the action.

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