That is all from us after another big day at the top and bottom of the table.

Larne are six points clear following their victory over Cliftonville and Glentoran's 1-1 draw with Linfield, which ends the Blues' hopes of retaining the title.

Coleraine are just two points behind the Glens after they came from behind to beat Dungannon Swifts while Crusaders endured another heavy defeat, this time at the hands of Carrick Rangers.

You can read a round-up off all today's action here, with highlights and reaction to follow on the BBC Sport NI website.

We will be back next Friday, when Cliftonville face Dungannon Swifts in the first Irish Cup semi-final of the weekend.

Goodnight.

Danny Gibson completed the thrashing of Crusaders with a composed finish for their sixth.

All over at Stangmore Park where Coleraine come from behind to defeat Dungannon Swifts 2-1.

The home side went in front inside the opening two minutes thanks to Kobei Moore's first league goal for the club but they were pegged back on the half hour when Joel Cooper blasted home his 18th of the campaign.

And they scored wha proved to be the winning goal five minutes after the restart when Mark Coyle rifled home his first for the Bannsiders after joining in January.

Larne wrap up three vital points thanks to goals in either half from Matty Lusty and Andy Ryan.

It's been a good afternoon for Gary Haveron's side with Glentoran's 1-1 draw with Linfield stretching the Inver Reds' lead at the top of the table to six points.

Here is how Andy Ryan ghosted in at the back post to stab in a second for leaders Larne.

Final change of the afternoon for Ruaidhri Higgins as defender Kodi Lyons-Foster, returning from a long term injury, replaces Levi Ives.

One point a piece as this afternoon's Big Two derby finishes 1-1.

Matt Yates strike in the first half gave the Blues the lead at the break, with Aaron McEneff's penalty in the second half drawing the Glens level.

Neither side could find a winner which means the Glens now trail Larne by six points with four games remaining in the Irish Premiership.

Adam Glenny flashes a header narrowly over the crossbar.

Nervous finish to this game for Coleraine.

Larne bring on youngster Alex McAlister in place of Jordan McEneff in injury time.

The final whistle sounds on a comprehensive afternoon at Taylor's Avenue.

Stephen Baxter's side were clinical in front of goal, leaving the visitors with plenty of questions to answer after a dominant display.

Into five additional minutes at Stangmore Park.

Joel Cooper, again breaking from deep, is denied by the feet of Alex Henderson with Jamie McGonigle screaming for a pass to his left.

Will that come back to haunt the visitors?

Four minutes of added time to play in this Big Two derby.

Can either side find what would be a certain winner?

Larne introduce Mark Randall in place of Andy Ryan as the minutes tick down.

Andrew Mills makes a stunning save to deny Ethan McGee from restoring Linfield's lead.

That's a huge moment and might just keep Glentoran's hopes alive.

A fourth change of the afternoon for the away side as Dean Jarvis replaces Ben Wylie.

The fight has completely evaporated from the away side.

Both teams now look content to simply see this one out as they wait for the referee to blow his whistle.

A real collectors item as Joel Cooper misses the target one on one with the keeper.

Released by Mark Coyle, Cooper outpaces the Dungannon defenders and bears down on goal.

Alex Henderson races out to meet him and with the goal at his mercy Cooper misses the target completely.

Not something you see often.