And breathe.

That is all from us on another dramatic day in the Irish Premiership.

Matthew Shevlin scored late to rescue a point for leaders Coleraine against Linfield.

Glenavon sprung a surprise with their 3-1 win over Glentoran at Mourneview.

Crusaders and Cliftonville picked up much-needed wins over Carrick Rangers and Dungannon Swifts, while Ballymena United beat Bangor 3-2.

You can read a report from all the games here.

Matthew Shevlin turned it in, but the goal was all about 17-year-old Oliver Devlin, who showed great feet to set up the striker to level for Coleraine late on.

Andy Waterworth
Former Linfield striker on BBC iPlayer

What a game and what a finish to the game.

It's all over at Windsor Park and the points are shared between champions Linfield and league leaders Coleraine.

Matthew Shevlin's injury-time equaliser salvages a point for the Bannsiders, before both Ethan McGee and Ben Hall are sent off before the final whistle.

Ben Hall is sent off for a his late challenge on Joel Cooper and Linfield are down to nine men!

Linfield are reduced to 10 men as Ethan McGee is shown a second yellow card for a high foot.

McGee only has eyes for the ball but his foot was high and almost collides with Dean Jarvis' head.

Andy Waterworth
Former Linfield striker on BBC iPlayer

If Coleraine go on to win this game, they have Devlin to thank, that little bit of magic.

The fourth official has indicated a minimum of six minutes of additional time.

Charlie Allen replaces Kirk Millar for the hosts.

Chris Johns makes a superb stop to deny Will Patching from scoring a screamer!

Patching is afforded all the time in the world as he lets fly with his right foot from outside the area, with Johns doing well to stop his swerving effort before bouncing to his feet to gather the ball immediately at the second attempt.

That could be a vital save from the Linfield goalkeeper.

Ruaidhri Higgins makes his final change of the evening as Oliver Devlin replaces Jamie Glackin.

Eight minutes left of normal time. Can Coleraine turn this one around?

Sam Roscoe limps off as David Healy is forced into a change and he brings Tranmere loanee Sam Taylor into the fray.

Will Patching is the first Coleraine player to be booked as he brings Matthew Fitzpatrick to ground as the goal scorer is breaking forward.

The resulting free-kick is whipped in by Kirk Millar, with Sam Roscoe getting his head on it but glancing beyond the far post.

For the first time this evening, David Healy looks to his bench as Chris McKee replaces Kieran Offord.

Linfield go straight up the other end and come close to adding a second.

Matthew Fitzpatrick does well to find the onrushing Isaac Baird in a central position, with the midfielder striking first time but finding the side netting beyond the right-hand upright.

Joel Cooper shoots from outside the box with his left foot, but his effort is a tame one and Chris Johns makes a routine stop.

Another change for the Bannsiders as Declan McManus replaces Dylan Boyle.

David Healy is yet to make any substitutions of his own with 17 minutes left on the clock.

Dean Jarvis' inviting cross from the left evades everyone in the Linfield box, with Dane McCullough doing well to stop Lewis McGregor from getting on the end of it.

Matthew Fitzpatrick turns on the style to open the scoring for Linfield with a fine bicycle kick.