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Saturday, 29th November, 2008 JJB Sports Premiership Bangor 4 (Irvine, Morrow, Verner, McKee) Coleraine 0 BANGOR stunned high flying Coleraine with this four-goal thumping at Clandeboye Park as boss Marty Quinn put one over on his old team. [report] Crusaders 2 (Owens, Emerson) Linfield 3 (Ferguson, Carvill, Munster) LINFIELD leapfrogged Crusaders into second spot in the standings with victory in this gripping five-goal encounter at Seaview. [report] Dungannon Swifts 0 Cliftonville 3 (C. Scannell 2, O'Connor) GEORGE McMullan was the star of the show for Cliftonville as they recorded a crucial bottom of the table victory over Dungannon Swifts. [report] Glenavon 1 (Liggett) Ballymena United 3 (King, Cushley, McNeill) BALLYMENA United picked up a crucial three points with this victory over fellow strugglers Glenavon at Mourneview Park. [report] Glentoran 2 (Simpson, Hamilton) Newry City 1 (Morgan) GLENTORAN recovered from an early setback to defeat Newry City at The Oval and stretch their lead at the top to five points. [report] Institute 0 Lisburn Distillery 2 (Armour, Allen) TWO first half goals from Darren Armour and Curtis Allen saw Lisburn Distillery return to fourth spot with this defeat of Institute at the Riverside. [report] Tuesday, 25th November, 2008 JJB Sports Premiership Coleraine 2 (Crossan, Carson) Cliftonville 2 (O'Connor, C. Scannell) CLIFTONVILLE remain in the bottom two despite taking an early two goal lead at The Showgrounds against high flying Coleraine. [report] Glentoran 2 (Neill 2) Glenavon 1 (Walsh) SURVIVING against the odds, Glentoran sculpted a masterful comeback to take three valuable points from Glenavon to rise to the top of the table. [report] Saturday, 22nd November, 2008 JJB Sports Premiership Ballymena United 0 Institute 1 (Ogilby) BALLYMENA United find themselves six points adrift at the foot of the table following this home defeat at the hands of Institute. [report] Bangor 1 (Irvine) Glentoran 2 (Hamilton, Fitzgerald) GLENTORAN were forced to come from behind to defeat Bangor at Clandeboye Park with a late winner. [report] Cliftonville 0 Newry City 0 CLIFTONVILLE slipped into the bottom two for the first time this season following this stalemate with draw specialists Newry City. [report] Coleraine 2 (Hunter, McVey) Crusaders 5 (Owens, Dickson 2, Donnelly, Emerson) CRUSADERS returned to the top of the JJB Sports Premiership following this enthralling encounter at The Showgrounds. [report] Linfield 2 (Munster, Ferguson) Glenavon 4 (Grant 2, Liggett 2) GLENAVON stunned Linfield at Windsor Park by recovering from an early setback to record a famous and convincing victory. [report] Lisburn Distillery 0 Dungannon Swifts 1 (McManus) A DUWAYNE McManus goal early in the second half earned Dungannon Swifts a crucial three points at Ballyskeagh. [report] Monday, 17th November, 2008 JJB Sports Premiership Cliftonville 0 Glentoran 2 (McCabe, Nixon) THERE was little to separate Glentoran and Cliftonville, each a side with renewed expectations to meet following recent defeats, barring an obvious penalty and a goal plucked from nothing. [report] Saturday, 15th November, 2008 JJB Sports Premiership Crusaders 0 Bangor 0 FOLLOWING their impassioned victory over Glentoran, Crusaders were surprisingly well contained by mid table Bangor at Seaview. [report] Dungannon Swifts 2 (Mullan, Slater) Ballymena United 1 (Teggart) JAMIE Slater grabbed the stoppage time winner in this crucial bottom of the table clash at Stangmore Park. [report] Glenavon 0 Coleraine 0 COLERAINE remain in third spot just two points off the pace following this scoreless draw at Mourneview Park. [report] Institute 1 (Quigley) Linfield 2 (Munster, Ferguson) GOALS from Paul Munster and Glenn Ferguson saw Linfield return to the top of the JJB Sports Premiership for the first time since the end of September. [report] Newry City 2 (Clarke, Morgan) Lisburn Distillery 3 (Cooling, Allen, G. Muir) A GARY Muir strike two minutes into stoppage time handed the Whites an important victory at the Newry Showgrounds. [report] Wednesday, 12th November, 2008 Co-operative Insurance Cup (third round, second leg) Cliftonville 3 (Murphy, McMullan, Donaghy) Portadown 4 (Teggart 2, Hunter, McCutcheon) (Portadown win 4-3 on aggregate) ALTHOUGH sitting only fourth in the IFA Championship Portadown presented nothing short of Premiership standard opposition against Cliftonville. [report] Dungannon Swifts 1 (McAllister) Linfield 4 (Ferguson 2, Carvill, Munster) (Linfield win on away goals; aggregate 4-4) HOLDERS Linfield staged a dramatic comeback to overturn a three-goal first leg deficit to reach the quarter-finals of the Co-operative Insurance Cup. [report] Institute 1 (Ogilby) Loughgall 3 (Burrows 2, D. Smith) (Loughgall win 3-1 on aggregate) LOUGHGALL stunned JJB Sports Premiership side Institute to reach the last eight of the Co-operative Insurance Cup. [report] Lisburn Distillery 0 Bangor 0 (Lisburn Distillery win 4-1 on aggregate) WITH the Whites comfortably ahead from the first leg there was little more than pride at stake in this return at New Grosvenor. [report] Tuesday, 11th November, 2008 Co-operative Insurance Cup (third round, second leg) Crusaders 1 (Coates) Glenavon 2 (Molloy 2) (Glenavon win 4-2 on aggregate) TREVOR Molloy was the star of the show for Glenavon as they booked their quarter-final place with victory at Seaview.[report] Monday, 10th November, 2008 JJB Sports Premiership Ballymena United 2 (Teggart 2) Newry City 3 (King, Morgan, Garrett) GOALS from Darren King, Chris Morgan and Stephen Garrett catapulted Newry City into the top six following this defeat of Ballymena United. [report] Saturday, 8th November, 2008 JJB Sports Premiership Bangor 1 (Morrow) Glenavon 2 (Molloy, Harper) GLENAVON climbed out of the bottom two with this crucial defeat of Bangor at Clandeboye Park. [report] Cliftonville 0 Lisburn Distillery 0 CLIFTONVILLE failed to find the net for the fourth successive league game following this scoreless draw at home to Lisburn Distillery. [report] Coleraine 2 (McCallion, Carson) Institute 1 (Lowry) COLERAINE came from behind to win this North-West derby at The Showgrounds and move into third spot in the JJB Sports Premiership. [report] Crusaders 3 (Rainey, Dickson 2) Glentoran 0 MARK Dickson struck twice as Crusaders laid down their marker in the race for the Gibson Cup come the end of the season. [report] Linfield 3 (Mulgrew, Miskimmin, Ferguson) Dungannon Swifts 1 (Adamson) LINFIELD moved back into second spot with this defeat of Dungannon Swifts at Windsor Park in the first of two meetings inside four days. [report] Wednesday, 5th November, 2008 Co-operative Insurance Cup (third round, second leg) Newry City 6 (Morgan, Garrett, Kelly, S. Friars 2, Davidson) Ards 1 (Fitzgerald) (Newry City win 11-2 on aggregate) ALREADY well in command from the first leg Newry City hit another six past Ards to firmly cement their place in the quarter-finals. [report] Tuesday, 4th November, 2008 Co-operative Insurance Cup (third round, second leg) Coleraine 4 (Carson 2, Gibson, Ewart) Carrick Rangers 1 (Costello) (Coleraine win 8-4 on aggregate) COLERAINE survived an early scare to comfortably book their place in the last eight of the Co-operative Insurance Cup. [report] Glentoran 1 (Waterworth) Ballymena United 2 (Teggart, King) (Glentoran win 4-3 on aggregate) GLENTORAN squeezed through to the quarter-finals of the Co-operative Insurance Cup despite losing this second leg at The Oval. [report] Saturday, 1st November, 2008 Setanta Sports Cup (final) Cork City 2 (Murray, Kearney) Glentoran 1 (Neill) GLENTORAN'S hopes of an historic Setanta Sports Cup triumph ended in disappointment in the final at Turner's Cross. [report] JJB Sports Premiership Cliftonville 0 Ballymena United 0 NO GOALS at Solitude in this JJB Sports Premiership clash between two sides at the wrong end of the table. [report] Dungannon Swifts 0 Coleraine 1 (Patton) COLERAINE stretched their unbeaten run to six games and moved to within two points of the leaders with this defeat of Dungannon Swifts. [report] Glenavon 1 (Dickson) Crusaders 1 (Dickson) CRUSADERS returned to the top of the table on goal difference with this point away to struggling Glenavon. [report] Institute 1 (Brown) Bangor 0 INSTITUTE closed the gap on the top six to just two points thanks to Paul Brown's late winner at the Riverside. [report] Newry City 1 (E. Friars) Linfield 1 (Ferguson) LINFIELD missed out on the chance to return to the top of the JJB Sports Premiership with this draw away to Newry City. [report]

Philip Simpson celebrates levelling for the Glens Andy Morrow punches the air in delight as he puts Bangor two up Stuart King roars his delight after United's equaliser Dungannon Swifts match winner Duwayne McManus Ryan Deans and Neil Harkin in action at The Showgrounds Glenn Ferguson runs to the fans after grabbing the stoppage time winner at Stangmore Park Stephen Garrett can't hide his delight after firing home Newry's third goal Glenavon’s Adrian Harper celebrates his goal with team-mate Jay Magee Kevin Kelbie turns Glentoran defender Sean Ward Pat Sullivan gets away from Glentoran's Shane McCabe Paul Brown shows his delight at grabbing Institute's winner over Bangor