FT: Glentoran 2-1 Coleraine
Late drama at the Oval as the Glens fight back to edge the leaders, who were down to 10 men after Dylan Boyle's dismissal.
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FT: Glentoran 2-1 Coleraine
Johnny Russell nets a late winner for Glentoran at the Oval.
Watch: Johnny Russell scores for Glentoran to make it 2-1
Glentoran 2-1 Coleraine
It's all over at the Oval where Glntoran have come from behind to defeat 10 man Coleraine 2-1 on an incredible night at the Oval.
The Bannsiders finished with ten men on the pitch and also had head coach Ruaidhri Higgins and assistant head coach Kevin Deery dismissed in the latter stages.
Matthew Shevlin headed the visitors in front just after the hour mark before the Glens levelled through a Pat Hoban penalty eight minutes from the end.
And the comeback was complete in the 89th minute as substitute Jonathan Russell's cross drifted over the head of Coleraine goalkeeper Ryan Schofield and into the back of the net.
Glentoran 2-1 Coleraine
Pat Hoban scores a penalty to bring Glentoran level.
Watch: Pat Hoban scores for Glentoran to make it 1-1
Glentoran 2-1 Coleraine
Things really going from bad to worse for the visitors as head coach Ruaidhri Higgins receives a red card from referee Christopher Morrison in added time.
As does assistant coach Kevin Deery.
That's three reds for Coleraine.
Glentoran 2-1 Coleraine
A late change for the visitors as Jamie McGonigle replaces Cameron Stewart.
Into six additional minutes.
Johnny Russell (89 mins)
The comeback is complete as 'supersub' Jonathan Russell's cross from the left wing deceives Coleraine keeper Ryan Schfield and ends up in the back of the net.
Glentoran 1-1 Coleraine
Coleraine are temporarily down to nine men as defender Cameron Stewart is off the pitch receiving treatment,
Glentoran 1-1 Coleraine
A flurry of yellow cards for the visitors.
First, Dean Jarvis is cautioned for his part in conceding the penalty and then his manager, Ruaidhri Higgins, falls foul of the officials on the touchline.
Glentoran 1-1 Coleraine
Coleraine midfielder Dylan Boyle is show a straight red card after a dangerous tackle
Watch: Coleraine's Dylan Boyle is sent off
Pat Hoban (82 mins)
Coleraine goalkeeper Ryan Schofield guesses right but Pat Hoban's spot-kick has too much power and nestles in the top corner.
That's the striker's seventh of the season and has his side right back in this game.
Glentoran 0-1 Coleraine
Penalty to Glentoran.
Glentoran 0-1 Coleraine
Coleraine keeper Ryan Schofield gets down to hold on to a Michael-John Kamara shot.
Glentoran pushing for an equaliser here.
Glentoran 0-1 Coleraine
A double change for the Glens as Johnny Russell Nathaniel Ferris replace Daniel Armour and Joe Thomson.
Glentoran 0-1 Coleraine
Matthew Shevlin heads in at the backpost to give Coleraine the lead in east Belfast.
Watch: Matthew Shevlin scores for Coleraine to make it 1-0
Glentoran 0-1 Coleraine
Something you don't see often - a substitute being subbed.
But that's what has happened here as teenager Alex Watson, who came on for Will Patching in the first half, is replaced by Lewis McGregor for the final 20 minutes.
Glentoran 0-1 Coleraine
Coleraine down to 10 men as midfielder Dylan Boyle is sent off for a dangerous tackle in midfield in the 72nd minute.
Glentoran 0-1 Coleraine
Glentoran manager Declan Devine responds to his side going behind by making his first change of the night, sending on Dylan Connolly to replace Liam Burt.
Matthew Shevlin (64 mins)
The visitors break the deadlock just after the hour and it's Matthew Shevlin with his 12th league goal of the season on his 200th appearance for the club.
Dean Jarvis does all the hard work down the left, whipping a ball across goal, it takes a slight deflection off Kamara, and there is Shevlin at the back post heading into an empty net.
How will the hosts respond?
Glentoran 0-0 Coleraine
Home fans up in arms appealing for a penalty as Liam Burt goes tumbling under a challenge from Cameron Stewart inside the Coleraine penalty area but nothing doing as far as match referee Christopher Morrison is concerned.
Highlights: Glentoran 2-1 Coleraine
Glentoran staged a remarkable comeback to beat 10-men Coleraine 2-1 and get their title aspirations back on track on a dramatic night at the Oval.
The visitors led through a Matthew Shevlin goal just after the hour but a Pat Hoban levelled with a penalty 10 minutes from the end before 'supersub' Jonathan Russell sealed the points in the 89th minute.
Coleraine had midfielder Dylan Boyle sent off 20 minutes from time for a challenge on Michael-John Kamara before head coach Ruaidhri Higgins and his assistant Kevin Deery were also dismissed in added time.
Coleraine almost opened the scoring after just 50 seconds as Coleraine midfielder Jamie Glackin tried his luck from distance but Glentoran keeper Andrew Mills was equal to the task, diving low to his right to save.
Minutes later, Liam Burt fired into the side netting from a Jordan Stewart cross while Joel Cooper did likewise at the other end shortly after as the game started in frenetic fashion.
The chances kept coming in the opening 45 minutes as Mills denied Matthew Shevlin with an outstretched foot while Coleraine keeper Ryan Schofield held on to Daniel Larmour's fierce shot from 15 yards in front of goal.
Joel Cooper twice went close just before the break in a goalless first half, blazing a right foot volley wide of the target from a narrow angle before forcing Mills into a smart save from a left foot volley following good work from Dean Jarvis on the left wing.
Johnny Russell celebrates scoring the late winner for Glentoran
The deadlock was finally broken just after the hour thanks to Matthew Shevlin's 12th goal of the season.
Dean Jarvis did brilliantly to dispossess Ryan Cooney before whipping an inviting ball across the face of goal.
Michael-John Kamara, in attempting to clear the danger, deflected the ball into the path of Shevlin, who had the simple task of nodding home into an empty net.
The visitors were reduced to 10 men with 20 minutes remaining as Dylan Boyle saw red for a dangerous tackle on Kamara in midfield.
And the hosts made their advantage count with just under 10 minutes remaining as Pat Hoban blasted home from the penalty spot after Dean Jarvis was adjudged to have fouled in the box.
A minute from time they hit the front for the first time as sub Jonathan Russell's cross from the wing drifted over the head of goalkeeper Ryan Shofield and into the back of the net.
Higgins and Deery were shown a red card in added time as Coleraine's night went from bad to worse.
But for Glentoran it's a shot in the arm in terms of their title hopes after five games without a win.