Ballynahinch United faced local rivals Saintfield United at The Millbridge hoping to make amends for their previous fixture.
With Stefan Graham missing through injury, new signing Raymond Tate made his debut in nets and Greg Hall took the Captain’s armband.
However, it was Saintfield who took the lead after half an hour. They added a second minutes later.
Rhys Patterson pulled one back just before half-time with his first goal for the club.
Aaron Cheevers evened the scoreline a minute into the second half.
Saintfield went ahead again but Lee Maxwell secured a point for Ballynahinch with a late equaliser.
Player of the Match: Matthew Hall
Line up: Raymond Tate, Thomas Rodgers (Sé Campbell), Scott Brashaw, Matthew Hall, Chris Coleman, Stuart McMullan (Gavin Crawford), Ronnie Johnston (Richard Annett), Greg Hall [C], Aaron Cheevers, Lee Maxwell, Rhys Patterson.
Cloughey 4 – 1 Ballynahinch Swifts
The Swifts took the boat to Cloughey for another away fixture.
They found themselves behind early on with the home team scoring after 4 minutes.
A second followed after half an hour and a third before the break.
Scott Cheevers pulled one back in the second half but it wasn’t enough despite more opportunities to reduce the deficiet.
Cloughey added a fourth before the end to take all three points after a below-par performance from Ballynahinch.
Player of the Match: Jamie McNeill
Line up: Jake McCarten, Justin Herbert (Andrew Shannon), Roy Shilliday, Tyler Dickson, John McMenamin [C], Ben Wilson, Scott Cheevers (Diarmuid Lavery), Jamie McNeill, Graeme McMullan, Cameron McKissick, Luke Curry (Thomas Casement).
Ballynahinch Albion 1 – 3 Saintfield United Swifts
The Albion also faced local rivals Saintfield United Swifts, looking to build on their victory against the same opponents the previous week.
It didn’t go to plan however, and Saintfield took a two-goal lead within 20 minutes. They added a third on the hour to put the game beyond doubt.
Rhys O’Hare salvaged a consolation goal at the end but it was too little to late for Ballynahinch.
Player of the Match: Rhys O’Hare
Line up: Anthony Greene, Charlie Parkinson, Ryan Rooney, Stephen McNair (Will McNeill), Greg Blunt, Ethan Perkins, Callum Greene (Pearse Irvine), Alan Dickson (Nathan Cheevers), Glenn Bennett [C], Ben Maxwell, Rhys O’Hare.