That's it from us for today in terms of live text commentary on a day when Crusaders clinched a huge win over cross-city rivals Glentoran at the Oval, while Linfield also made it three wins in a row with victory at Limavady.

Dungannon have won three out of four after winning against Cliftonville at Solitude and Bangor remain without a point after a 4-0 thumping by Carrick Rangers.

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Sean Ward
BBC Sport NI pundit on BBC Radio Ulster

The most disappointing thing for Glentoran is the amount of chances they missed. They certainly could have won the fixture today but did not because of how wasteful they were in front of goal.

Take nothing away from Crusaders, a side who are in the Premiership after a penalty shootout win in the play-off, Declan Caddell has had to rebuild.

A remarkable start from Crusaders.

Watch Joe Crowe cap off a hugely impressive Carrick display with an exquisite finish to make it 4-0 against Bangor at Clandeboye.

Watch how Aaron Reid fired Crusaders back in front with just two minutes to go at the Oval.

It's all over at the Showgrounds where a goal in each half helps Linfield to a third successive win.

Matthew Fitzpatrick broke the deadlock six minutes before half-time with well-placed volley before Adam Frizzell doubled the visitors' advantage nine minutes after the restart.

Limavady United had a number of half chances through Alfie Gaston and Daniel Lafferty but it's a deserved success for the Blues who lost defender Darragh Leahy to a serious looking injury in the second half.

Full-time at Clandeboye Park. A ruthless display from Stephen Baxter's side sees Carrick Rangers cruise to a comprehensive four-nil victory over the Seasiders.

It is all over at the Oval.

Huge three points for Crusaders.

Substitute Aaron Reid steals the show with a late winner as Glentoran manager Declan Devine will be left scratching his head.

It's all over at Solitude as Cliftonville are unable to overcome Harry Wilson's first-half dismissal, with Dungannon capitalising on their numerical advantage after the break.

Goals from Kealan Dillon and Sean McAllister secure a two-goal victory for the Swifts.

Andrew Mitchell tries his luck from the edge of the box, but his effort is comfortably smothered by Matthew Belshaw.

A booking apiece as Kyle McClean and Leon Boyd go into the referee's notebook.

Into five additional minutes.

Dungannon remain in control as Cliftonville continue to search for a way back into the contest, but the Reds are struggling to overcome their numerical disadvantage.

Sean Ward
BBC Sport NI pundit on BBC Radio Ulster

It was Owen Wardell again who started the move, he has been the main spark for Crusaders and he has been a continuous threat.

He is a very clever player, and he has driven towards goal there.

I did not see this coming.

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Linfield defender Ben Hall falls foul of referee Mark Dillon with a late tackle on Limavady United sub Leon Boyd.

Big penalty shout for Glentoran as the ball hits the hand of Graham Kelly inside the Crusaders area. However, referee Tim Marshall waves play on.

Watch how Paul Heatley rifles the ball home with an angled drive to extend Carrick's lead over Bangor.

Heatley has been in prolific form already this season.

Stephen Baxter opts for a triple substitution.

Billy-Joe Burns, Danny Gibson and Paul Heatley all make way, allowing Nedas Maciulaitis, Daire O'Connor and Kym Nelson to come on and see out the remainder of the afternoon.

Goalscorer Sean McAllister makes way for Jack Johnston after 82 minutes.

The ball almost breaks kindly for substitute Joe Gormley, but Daniel Wallace does well to block his run and snuff out the danger as Dungannon remain in control after 80 minutes.