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DERRY CITY’s Michael McCrudden hopes he can carry on his Institute goal scoring form at his new club.

STRIKER Michael McCrudden felt ‘annoyed’ that Institute issued a statement claiming he was staying for the rest of the season despite allowing Aaron Harkin join Cliftonville in January.

Defender Mark Scoltock believes the Institute squad showed the determination and drive in their narrow defeat to Ballymena United, to show people that there's still life in the club.

Dungannon Swifts have signed striker Michael Carville, on loan from Danske Bank Premiership champions Crusaders, for the remainder of the season.

Assistant manager Jeff Spiers was delighted with Crusaders reaction from their defeat to Linfield.

Crusaders striker Ronan Hale was a happy man to score his first goal for the club.

Cliftonville are looking for their third manager in as many years after Barry Gray left the club yesterday.

Warrenpoint Town manager Stephen McDonnell was delighted his game plan worked, as they easily seen off an out of form Institute.

Institute manager Paddy McLaughlin stated that the on-going Michael McCrudden saga needs to be sorted one way or another before they face champions Crusaders next week.

Institute chairman Bill Anderson has insisted that no club has met their valuation for in-demand skipper Michael McCrudden.

Institute have announced midfielder Tommy McBride and striker Paul Smith have joined the club, however midfielder Aaron Harkin will be leaving, after signing a pre-contract with Cliftonville.

Glentoran goalkeeper Elliott Morris has dedicated his first ever goal for the club to his sick father Gareth.