A big night in the title race as Linfield move 11 points clear at the top thanks to a Joel Cooper strike in the top-two showdown with Dungannon.

It's also a massive result for Glenavon with a comeback win over Crusaders boosting their survival hopes.

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A remarkable turnaround at Mourneview Park sees Paddy McLaughlin's men secure a precious victory despite losing goalkeeper Gareth Deane in the warm-up.

Philip Lowry's early header was cancelled out by Michael O'Connor before second-half strikes from Peter Campbell and a Jordan Forsythe own goal sealed a vital three points for the hosts.

Back-to-back wins over the Crues this season for the Lurgan Blues while it's a night to forget for Declan Caddell's charges.

Joel Cooper's goal means that Linfield are now eleven points clear at the top of the table.

The fourth official indicates a minimum of three minutes of added time at Mourneview Park, with the Lurgan Blues closing in on what would be just their fourth league victory of the season.

Matthew Orr receives a yellow card for a strong challenge.

Jordan Owens becomes the latest player in Shane McGonigle's notebook after a late challenge on Jack Malone.

We have played the 90 here at Stangmore Park and are now into four minutes of additional time.

Glenavon have a two-goal cushion thanks to a Jordan Forsythe own goal.

Dungannon bring on stopper Patrick Solis Grogan for Steven Scott.

Chris Atherton shows excellent pace to burst down the right flank before unleashing a powerful drive that cannons off Jonny Tuffey's near post and away to safety.

So close to a fourth for the rampant hosts, who continue to threaten on the counter-attack.

Declan Dunne is shown a straight red card for handling the ball outside the box.

The stopper has rushed out to try and stop Matthew Fitzpatrick, who was through on goal.

Joel Cooper's evening is over as he is replaced by Chris McKee.

Cahal McGinty's strong strike is palmed out of danger by David Walsh as we enter the final five minutes of the 90.

Excellent wide play from Jack Malone produces a teasing cross that just evades the stretching Davy McDaid in the six-yard box.

Jonny Tuffey gratefully collects as the home side continues to look dangerous on the attack.

James Knowles makes way for Thomas Maguire.

Ben Hall is cautioned for wasting time.

Jack Malone tries his luck from the edge of the box, but his effort drifts just wide of Jonny Tuffey's goal.

The Mid-Ulster outfit is playing with real confidence now as they look to put the finishing touches on what would be a vital victory.

After a frantic spell, the tempo of this game has dropped.

Can Dungannon find an equaliser?

A double substitution at Mourneview Park as goalscorer Michael O'Connor makes way for James Doona in a change for the hosts, while Crusaders respond by introducing William Vance in place of Harry Jewitt-White.