That's it from us after a dramatic day of action in the Irish Premiership which saw Linfield extend their lead at the summit of the table to a mammoth 16 points with their comeback victory over Cliftonville.

Earlier there were wins for Crusaders, Glentoran, Larne and Glenavon, while Coleraine sealed a last-gasp draw with Dungannon swifts.

We'll be back with text and in-play clip coverage of the league game between Linfield and Crusaders at Windsor Park on Tuesday so until then thanks for joining us and enjoy the remainder of your evening.

David Jeffrey
Former Larne, Linfield & Ballymena manager on BBC Sport NI

What a tremendous second half. Very well done to Linfield. It looked like Joe Gormley's goal might give Cliftonville the win but Linfield responded well and ran out deserved winners.

Linfield come from behind with two goals in two minutes to defeat Cliftonville to extend their lead at the top of Irish Premiership to 16 points.

Joe Gormley gave the Reds the lead on 76 minutes, with Kyle McClean equalising five minutes later before Matthew Fitzpatrick won it for the Blues with his strike one minute later.

Rory Hale takes aim from just outside the box with a free-kick, but his effort is straight at David Walsh who makes a routine save.

There will be a minimum of nine additional minutes at Windsor Park.

Will there be another twist in this one as we enter injury time?

David Healy also looks to his bench now as Chris McKee comes on in place of Charlie Allen.

Just under 20 minutes left on the clock plus injury time.

Aaran Pettifer and Stephen McGuinness replace Axel Piesold and Michael Glynn as Jim Magilton looks to his bench for the first time.

Swift move from Linfield down the left as Matthew Fitzpatrick plays Euan East through with a perfectly weighted pass before the left-back crosses into a dangeros area.

Joel Cooper tries to get on the end of it but a Cliftonville defender beats him to it.

Play resumes at Windsor Park.

The match has been stopped for now as there appears to be a medical emergency amongst the Cliftonville fans in the north stand.

The second half has been fairly end-to-end so far, with both sides going forward with real intent.

As of yet, neither side have been able to produce any sort of clear cut chance.

Euan East gets on the end of a Joel Cooper cross, but heads over the bar with his diving effort.

It wasn't an easy header for East, but he is visibly disappointed not to have found the target.

Cliftonville hit Linfield on the counter attack as Rory Hale plays the ball over the top to Conor Pepper who bursts forward from the back, but is adjudged to have been just offside.

We're back underway at Windsor Park with all to play for in the second half.

No changes from either side at the break.

Paul Leeman
Former Glentoran captain on BBC iPlayer

David Odumosu has been superb for Cliftonville. He has made some absolutely superb saves, including a world class stop from Kyle McClean. He has kept his side on level terms.

Watch Cliftonville goalkeeper David Odumosu save Chris Shields' spot-kick to deny the Blues an opener after Joel Cooper was adjudged to have been fouled in the area.

David Jeffrey
Former Larne, Linfield & Ballymena manager on BBC Sport NI

Linfield have dominated possession, they were patient, they've knocked the ball about well, looked in control, but have yet to break down the Cliftonville defence.

The penalty shouldn't have been given, it was an excellent tackle. I can understand why the referee gave it from the position he was in but justice was done.