That's all from us on another action packed night of Premiership and Irish Cup football.

It was a night when Coleraine profited from not one but TWO own goals as they saw off Warrenpoint Town, while Crusaders and Glenavon were able to muster a goal at Seaview.

In the Irish Cup, Ballymena United saw off third-tier Portstewart to set up a quarter-final 'derby' with Larne.

We're back on Friday night with two Premiership games, including live stream coverage of the meeting of Dungannon Swifts and Cliftonville before four more games on Saturday.

Join us for those. Bye for now.

What a cross from Josh Carson, by the way.

Alan O'Sullivan thought he had done enough to rescue a much-needed point for the visitors, but it wasn't to be...

It's a hard-fought three points for Oran Kearney's side as they bounce back from Saturday's defeat at Cliftonville.

Luke Wade Slater's own goal had put the Bannsiders ahead only for Alan O'Sullivan to level for Point when his shot escaped Gareth Deane's grasp.

There was to be another own goal though - and a decisive one at that - as Daniel Byrne headed Josh Carson's dangerous cross past Stephen McMullan to seal the win for Coleraine and leave Barry Gray's side two points adrift of 11th-placed Portadown.

A scoreless draw at Seaview. A result that doesn't do much for either side. Crusaders will feel the more aggrieved side but they didn't do enough to deserve all three points.

The home side remain fourth and host Carrick Rangers at Seaview this weekend while Glenavon stay eighth but they can move above Ballymena when the sides meet at the Showgrounds on Saturday.

The game finishes as it started, in driving rain, but Ballymena are safely into the last eight of the Irish Cup with an ultimately comfortable victory.

David Jeffrey's side now face neighbours Larne in an intriguing quarter-final tie on March 5.

Portstewart deserve a lot of credit as well for a gutsy performance in horrible conditions.

With injury time approaching, Crues captain Billy Joe Burns is denied from six yards by James Taylor.

Three minutes added on at Seaview.

It looks like that has to go down as a Luke Wade Slater own goal.

It's enough to put Coleraine in front and, as things stand, they're moving to within a point of fifth-placed Larne.

Glentoran aren't playing tonight, but there's some good news for the east Belfast side as top scorer Jay Donnelly pens a new deal to keep him at the Oval until 2025.

Ballymena boss David Jeffrey makes a quadruple substitution as Chris Rodgers, Sean Graham, Dan Bramall and Kenny Kane all enter the fray.

Fourth official Declan Hassan might need to check the batteries in his electronic board after that flurry of activity!

Robbie Garrett blocks Adam Lecky's goalbound effort on the line to keep Glenavon level!

Can the Bannsiders up the tempo?

Point had the better of the first-half chances, but what does the second 45 minutes have in store?

Ryan Waide - set up by Paul McElroy for the opening goal - returns the compliment for McElroy to score Ballymena's second.

Approaching the hour mark here at Seaview.

No major chances to note but Crusaders look like the most likely to open the scoring.