That's it from us in terms of live text coverage from today's full programme of six Irish Premiership games.

Big wins for Linfield, Crusaders, Cliftonville, Carrick Rangers and Dungannon Swifts on the second weekend of the season, while last season's top two took a point apiece from their heavyweight clash at Ballycastle Road.

Stay tuned for audio post-match reaction from this afternoon's matches on Sportsound and keep an eye out on the BBC Sport website for highlights and reports from the day's fixtures.

We'll be back with more very soon but for now, enjoy the rest of your Saturday.

And here's his red card...

Fair to say it was an eventful injury time for Jordan Stewart.

Here's his consolation goal...

Philip Major
Sportsound summariser

Early points on the board are vital for Crusaders as they are going to be in the bottom six this season.

They need to instil some belief and confidence and results like this will give them that.

Carrick Rangers make it two wins from two thanks to a hard-fought victory over Limavady United.

Liam Beckett
Sportsound summariser

Tactically I thought both teams were superb. There were some great chances for both sides but you have to put the ball in the back of the net.

I thought a draw was a fair result.

It's all over at the Coleraine Showgrounds where there is nothing to separate two of the title favourites.

Both teams had their chances in an evenly contested game.

Matthew Shevlin and Joel Cooper both went close to breaking the deadlock in the opening half but Larne were denied by a fantastic save from Lewis Webb from Matty Lusty.

The Coleraine keeper denied sub' Conor McKendry with another brilliant stop while fellow replacement Montel Gibson should have done better when well placed minutes from full-time.

So, it's a point apiece but I suspect Larne's Gary Haveron will be the happier of the two managers tonight.

Linfield claim the 'Big Two' bragging rights at Windsor Park.

Crusaders claim their first points of the season after coming from a goal down to beat Ballymena.

United boss Oran Kearney will no doubt seek some clarity as to why Chris McKee's late effort was ruled out.

Limavady United go agonisingly close again as John Butcher curls wide from outside the box.

Aidan Wilson rifles a shot narrowly past the post.

Is that the final act of a dramatic game?

Crikey, just after scoring, Jordan Stewart is given his marching orders for a poor tackle on Darragh Leahy.

Cliftonville leave Bangor with all three points after a convincing 3-0 victory at Clandeboye Park.

The Reds make it two wins from two to begin the 2026/27 Irish Premiership campaign.

We're into three minutes of additional time at Seaview.

A huge moment as Ballymena believe they have levelled as Chris McKee smashes the ball into the roof of the net following a corner.

The players return to the centre circle to re-start only for referee Niall Devlin to rule the goal out.

Ballymena's furious players surround the official who produces a yellow card for a visiting player.

We're into four added minutes.

Three goals for the Reds in Bangor this afternoon - is this the pick of the bunch?

A double change from Crusaders as Keran McKechnie and Karter Bond replace Eliot Dunlop and Robbie Weir.

Larne sub Kevin O'Hara is booked.