That is all from us after wins for Crusaders, Dungannon Swifts and Glentoran.

Crusaders came from behind to beat Carrick Rangers 2-1 at Seaview to continue their unbeaten run.

Dungannon Swifts impressed as they defeated Loughgall 2-0 at Lakeview Park.

At the Oval, Glentoran picked up a hard-fought first home win of the season, courtesy of Jordan Jenkins super strike.

You can read the report from the games here.

We will be back tomorrow as Larne begin the defence of the Gibson Cup as they take on Coleraine.

See you then, but for now, goodbye.

Image source, Pacemaker Press

Paddy McLaughlin
Sportsound summariser

Dylan Connolly is every defender's nightmare. He caused havoc for 20 minutes and forced Cliftonville to change their shape. Throughout the game he was the standout performance, but there were lots of good performances, especially defensively.

Jordan Jenkins goal, if you saw it on Match of the Day, you would think it was a strike of a £20 million player! You have to see it to appreciate how good it is.

Colin Coates
Ballymena United defender and former Crusaders captain

I thought everything was a bit slow for Cliftonville, whereas Glentoran, there was energy all over the pitch and they looked hungry to get a result today.

Cliftonville are in a tricky position, the players that have left were outstanding players and they do have issues up the top end of the pitch compared to last year.

They still have Rory Hale to come back, but the window is shut and they have to make do with what they have and I'm sure Jim Magilton and Gerard Lyttle will have conversations about how best to maximise the squad.

Darren Murphy
Sportsound summariser

It was a much better second half from Crusaders and Declan Caddell will be well pleased. They put Carrick under a lot more pressure than they did in the first half and they got their two goals.

Colin Coates
Ballymena United defender and former Crusaders captain

On the whole here today Glentoran were very impressive, a really good balance in their team between youth and experience and people playing in their natural positions look good.

Thoroughly deserved winners and for Cliftonville, it's back to the drawing board.

A goal in each half from Gael Bigirimana and second half sub' John McGovern earn Dungannon Swifts a deserved three points at Loughgall.

The Tyrone side dominated throughout and were well worthy of the win which sees them climb into the top half of the table.

Into four additional minutes.

Leon Boyd replaces Leonel Alves in the Dungannon line-up for the closing stages.

Crusaders maintain their unbeaten start as they come from behind to beat Carrick.

Two goals in two minutes from Daniel Larmour and Kieran Offord give Crusaders the points after Curtis Allen had put Carrick ahead early on.

The final whistle blows, and the roar around the Oval could be heard all around east Belfast!

Jordan Jenkins' stunning first-half volley proves to be the difference, securing a hard-fought 1-0 victory for the home side.

It's a first win at the Oval this season for the Glens, and it's no less than Declan Devine's men deserve.

Substitute Adam Towe becomes the sixth Loughgall player to be booked, immediately followed by number seven as Jamie Rea is shown a yellow card.

Colin Coates
Ballymena United defender and former Crusaders captain

A win today for Glentoran would be massive in terms of confidence and what it does for them going into their next five games. It gives them a bit of belief and gets the Glentoran faithful on their side.

Paul Heatley's frustration gets the better of him as he is booked for hauling back Jarlath O'Rourke.

Andy Mitchell replaces Kyle Cherry for Carrick.

Very much into 'last throw of the dice' territory for the visitors now.

The fourth official's board goes up, and it's a tense moment for both sets of fans.

Five minutes of additional time will be played and it will feel like an eternity for the Glentoran faithful.

Colin Coates
Ballymena United defender and former Crusaders captain

Make no mistake, Fuad Sule is the best defensive midfielder in the league for me.

The way he just protects his back four and as a centre-back watching he'd be a dream to have in front of you, he does most of their work for them.

Paul Heatley's free-kick drops to Carrick sub Ronan Kalla, but he shoots over.

Can Carrick fashion another opening as we move into six minutes of stoppage time?

Thomas Maguire, one of a number of subs introduced after half-time, thinks he has made it 3-0 to Dungannon Swifts but his low left foot effort cannons off the base of a post and away to safety.

Both of the aforementioned injured players limp off rather groggily, with Jordan Owens replacing Jordan Forsythe for Crusaders.

Ronan Kalla places Seanan Clucas for Carrick, who also bring on striker Emmett McGuckin for defender Luke McCullough.

Glentoran squander a huge opportunity to put the game to bed!

Jay Donnelly and David Fisher break free on the counter, but Donnelly's through ball for Fisher is overhit as the frontman attempts to run in behind, allowing David Odumosu to gather.