That is all from a busy day in the Irish Premiership.

Crusaders' victory over Portadown rounds off a great day of action as they join Glentoran and north Belfast rivals Cliftonville on six points.

The trio are just behind Coleraine whose 2-0 win earlier today saw them move to the summit, while Dungannon Swifts also enjoyed a good win at home to Bangor.

We have reports, reaction and highlights on the BBC Sport NI website and app, so you can relive all of today's action.

For now, we'll bid you goodbye and hoe you enjoy the rest of your weekend.

That result moves Crusaders up to fourth in the table, level on points with Cliftonville and Glentoran, one point behind leaders Coleraine.

It's all over as Adam Brooks' hat-trick secures back-to-back wins for Crusaders in an eventful game at Seaview.

Three minutes added on here at Seaview.

Portadown go agonisingly close to an equaliser in stoppage time as Ben Kennedy glances a header wide of the far post.

Last throw of the dice for Portadown as Conor Falls replaces Rhys Breen.

Adam Brooks' replacement, Aaron Reid, is inches away from a goal as he clips the post with an effort.

Crusaders' hat-trick hero Adam Brooks receives a standing ovation from the home fans as he is replaced by Aaron Reid.

Not sure how this game will finish as both teams continue to push for goals.

Adam Brooks is inches away from a fourth goal as he rattles the underside of the bar from the edge of the penalty area.

The Crusaders players are screaming for a goal but it looks like the ball hit the line on the way down.

Crusaders make their first change of the game as Lewis Barr replaces Ryan McKay.

Half-time change for Portadown as Rabby Minzamba replaces Matthew Carson.

We are back under way at Seaview, can Portadown get back into this or will Crusaders pick up their second win of the season?

A first-half double from Adam Brooks has Crusaders in control at Seaview with Portadown facing a mountain to climb following Finn Flanagan's late dismissal.

Crusaders almost have a third before the break as Elliot Dunlop latches onto Robbie Weir's ball over the top, but the Crusaders man is denied by Aaron McCarey.

It goes from bad to worse for Portadown as they are reduced to 10 men.

It's Finn Flanagan who is given his marching orders as he catches Adam Brooks on the centre circle and referee Evan Boyce produces a second yellow followed by a red.

Ryan McKay produces an excellent tackle to nick the ball off Ben Kennedy on the six yard box just when it looked like the Portadown man was set to halve the deficit.