That is all from us after a stunning display from Dungannon Swifts against the champions Larne, who looked to be feeling the effects of Thursday night's Uefa Conference League game away to Molde.

You can read the match report of the game on the BBC Sport website, with highlights and reaction to follow there too.

Thanks for joining us, goodbye.

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Adam Glenny gets in front of his marker to power home a third for Dungannon Swifts.

Who had that on their bingo card? What an afternoon from the Swifts as they crush Larne on their own turf.

To say that was merely a European hangover for Larne would do a disservice to Rodney McAree's side who were superb from start to finish.

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We are into three added minutes at Inver Park. The Swifts won't want this game to end while Larne will want to forget it ever happened.

Larne have a pair of corners that come to nothing as the clock ticks down. The weather is certainly matching the mood at a sodden Inver Park... in the home end at least!

A pair of subs for Dungannon with just under a quarter of an hour left. On come Grant Hutchinson and John Scott in place of goal scorer John McGovern and Kealan Dillon.

Two Larne subs combine as Conor McKendry picks out Dylan Sloan in the middle but his glancing header drops just over the bar with Patrick Grogan rooted to the spot.

Seventy minutes gone and Rodney McAree turns to his bench for the first time today as he replaces Thomas Maguire with Andy Mitchell.

The big striker will certainly give the Larne defence something different to think about.

Patrick Grogan is having a brilliant afternoon as he pulls off another fine save to deny Sam Todd's header from a corner.

The ball is recycled and drops to Andy Ryan in the box and, when we were expecting the net to bulge, he blazes it over the bar.

It's been one of those days so far for the champions.

John McGovern scores a fine goal to double Dungannon's lead at Inver Park.

Incredibly, Aaron Donnelly's game is over after barely a minute as he limps off. We wish him all the best as he is replaced by Shaun Want.

That means all five of Tiernan Lynch's subs are spent after just 62 minutes.

Tiernan Lynch has clearly seen enough as he makes a QUADRUPLE change on the hour mark.

On come Dylan Sloan, Paul O'Neill, Conor McKendry and Aaron Donnelly in place of Joe Thomson, Jordan McEneff, Matty Lusty and Cian Bolger.

I'm out of breath just typing that let alone the poor PA announcer!

Matty Lusty finds space for Larne and his ball across the box is deflected behind as Andy Ryan and Sean Graham fall over each other trying to get on the end of it.

Jordan McEneff robs Gael Bigirimana in a dangerous spot and feeds Matty Lusty. His deflected effort is well held by Patrick Grogan.

No real chances in the opening five of the second half. Chris Gallagher has an effort blocked before it could reach the box while a Kealan Dillon through ball is just too long for John McGovern.

Larne get us back underway at Inver Park. Can they turn this around or will the Swifts leave with a big three points?

No changes for either side.

Cliftonville midfielder Danielle Maxwell says she is delighted to win the Women’s Premiership Player of the Month award for September.

The Northern Ireland international has played a major role in helping the Reds continue their challenge for the league and Irish Cup double, scoring seven times as they won six straight games in the month.

It included a victory over Glentoran in the Irish Cup semi-final.

The highlight was a hat-trick as Cliftonville hammered Lisburn Rangers 8-1 in a crucial game in hand that put them clear at the top with five games left.

“I was actually shocked to get the award, but obviously delighted,” said Maxwell.

“I think I’ve started to come back to myself, and I’ve been getting on the score-sheet nearly every week."

Maxwell’s award comes ahead of a huge top-of-the-table showdown between Cliftonville and the Glens.

“The results show that we are gelling well as a team. Training has been really good – the quality and the sharpness – and I think we have brought it into the games.

“It’s paying off in results and hopefully we can continue to be unbeaten in the league for the rest of the season.”

Linfield striker Cora Chambers was runner-up with Maxwell's Cliftonville team-mate Kirsty McGuinness third.

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A frustrating 45 from Larne but Dungannon have been worth their half-time lead. I would say there will be a few choice words in the home dressing room at the break.

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