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Dean Jarvis provides a cool finish to make it 3-1 and ensure Coleraine go top of the standings on goal difference.

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It's all over at the Showgrounds where Coleraine come from behind to win and reclaim their place at the top of the league.

Adam Leckey gave the visitors a 1-0 lead at half-time but the Bannsiders came roaring back after the break.

First, defender Charles Dunne levelled from close range before second half substitute Jamie McGonigle fired them in front for the first time in the 83rd minute.

And the comeback was complete a minute from time when another substitute, Dean Jarvis, finished off a great move to bury a low shot past Nathan Gartside.

So, the Bannsiders return to the top while it's more away day blues for Stephen Baxter's charges.

Jamie McGonigle slots into the bottom corner to send the Bannsiders 2-1 ahead.

After a frantic period of injury time, referee Tim Marshall blows the final whistle and Dungannon claim the points.

After Cahal McGinty had scored at both ends, Adam Glenny's stunning volley is the deciding factor.

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Full-time at Mourneview Park, where Bangor hold on to claim all three points in a dramatic comeback win.

Jack Malone’s opener gave Glenavon the early edge, but a quickfire double from Ben Arthurs turned the game before the break.

Ben Quinn rifles inside the post to make it 4-0 to the visitors in north Belfast.

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A true game of two halves come to an end with a point apiece. I would think the visitors would be the more satisfied despite leading by two at the break.

They were under serious pressure but held on for a point in what turned into a feisty Belfast derby.

The stop-start flow is starting to frustrate the Lurgan Blues, with a string of niggling fouls on Bangor players disrupting their momentum.

Just what Lee Feeney will have wanted in these dying moments.

Superb, clinical win for Niall Currie's side as they thump a sorry Crusaders at Seaview.

Crusaders miserable home form continues this season with just one win gained.

James Teeland and Ben Wylie were the stand out players for the Ports.

Five minutes of stoppage time are signalled at the Showgrounds.

Enough time for a late twist perhaps?

Five minutes added on. Glenavon are throwing everything at it, but Bangor continue to hold firm.

No hat-trick for Ben Arthurs as he makes way for Jay Boyd.

A wonderful strike from Ben Wylie extends Portadown's lead at Seaview.

Into four added minutes in this thrilling encounter at The Oval.

Every single Bangor and Glenavon player is camped in the visitors’ half as the Lurgan Blues pile forward in search of an equaliser. It’s backs to the wall stuff now for Lee Feeney’s side.

A brilliant volley from Adam Glenny puts Dungannon in front at the Showgrounds.

Ballymena make a double change as Jack O'Reilly and David Taylor replace Danny Lafferty and Aaron Jarvis.