Right folks, that's us done and dusted for another day of exciting Irish Premiership action as Coleraine, Dungannon Swifts, Linfield and Cliftonville all secured wins while Bangor drew with Ballymena.

We hope you enjoyed our coverage and we'll be back on Tuesday night for the top flight encounter between Larne and Bangor at Inver Park.

Do join us then but for now it's goodbye and enjoy the rest of your evening.

Coleraine return to the top of table with a convincing 4-1 win over Crusaders.

Senan Devine opened the scoring inside the first minute before Jay Henderson doubled the lead four minutes later.

Matthew Shevlin's third goal of the season made it 3-0 inside the opening 10 minutes in a blistering half for the home side.

Senan Devine's second goal of the game made it 4-0 shortly after half-time before teenage sub Michael Mulholland scored a consolation goal for the visitors in the closing moments in a thoroughly entertaining game.

Watch Michael Mulholland pull a goal back for Crusaders in the second half at Ballycastle Road.

We're into two additional minutes at the Showgrounds.

A couple of late changes for Crusaders as Elliot Dunlop and Ryan McKay, both booked by referee Steven Gregg, are withdrawn.

Cohen Beattie and exciting prospect Michael Mulholland enter the fray.

A final change for Ruadhri Higgins as he introduces the second of his deadline day signings, former Glentoran midfielder Joe Thomson, for the remaining 20 minutes.

Ben Doherty makes way.

The changes keep on coming.

First, Scot Rough replaces Graham Kelly for Crusaders before former Bournemouth defender Finn Tonks comes on to make his debut for Coleraine, taking the place of Lyndon Kane.

Ryan McKay follows team-mate Elliot Dunlop into the book for a late challenge on Lyndon Kane.

Crusaders winger Elliot Dunlop is the first player in Steven Gregg's notebook following a foul challenge on Lyndon Kane.

See how Senan Devine fired in his second goal of the game to increase Coleraine's lead over Crusaders at Seaview.

Delan Caddell also rings the changes as we approach an hour played.

Robbie Weir and Aaron Reid are the men to depart, replaced by Lloyd Anderson and Kieran McKechnie.

Coleraine head coach Ruaidhri Higgins looks to his bench for the first time this afternoon.

Goalscorers Matthew Shevlin and Dylan Boyle make way, as does Dylan Boyle, and they are replaced by Lewis McGregor, Joel Cooper and former Crusaders striker Adam Brooks.

Crusaders looking for a penalty as Elliot Dunlop goes down inside the penalty area but nothing doing as referee Steven Gregg waves play on.

Good news for the Crues as Jewitt-White is fit to continue.

Concern for Crusaders as Harry Jewitt-White stay down following a challenge from Jay Henderson.

Will Patching gets us back underway at Ballycastle Road.

No changes for either team during the break.

Half-time at the Showgrounds where Coleraine lead 3-0 thanks to three goals in eight minutes.

Senan Devine opened the scoring inside 53 seconds with his second goal in a week before Jay Henderson doubled the advantage with a fine individual effort four minutes later.

And Matthew Shevlin made it three after eight minutes with a well placed header from a Ben Doherty cross in a dominant first half from the home side.

We're into one additional minute.