Irish Premiership: Leaders Linfield beat Warrenpoint while Crusaders and Glenavon also win

Ethan Devine scored a dramatic 92nd-minute goal to earn Linfield a crucial 2-1 comeback win over Warrenpoint Town and move the Blues four points clear at the top of the Irish Premiership table.

Devine powered home a header from five yards out after meeting a corner from substitute Jake Hastie.

Steven Ball had headed Point in front in the 15th minute but Jordan Stewart fired in a 47th-minute equaliser.

Point remain rooted to the bottom with relegation seemingly inevitable now.

The top flight's basement side shocked their visitors by taking the lead through Ball's opener.

Ray O'Sullivan took a throw-in on the right and Daniel McKenna guided the ball across goal with his boot for ball to score at the far post.

Linfield levelled two minutes into added time at the end of the first half when Chris Shields floated the ball into the area and Jimmy Callacher headed the ball down for substitute Stewart to fire into the bottom corner.

In the second half, Devine had an effort blocked by Daniel Byrne while Stewart headed over and Jamie Mulgrew saw his vicious shot saved by Conor Mitchell.

Point sub Alan O'Sullivan nipped after Ben Hall misjudged a back-pass, then rounded Chris Johns and directed the ball towards goal, but an unusually high bounce denied the home striker as the ball went agonisingly over the bar.

The champions are now four points clear of nearest challengers Cliftonville thanks to their sixth consecutive league win, with the Reds' scheduled fixture against Portadown this weekend postponed until Tuesday 5 April.

Glentoran are eight adrift in third but can reduce that deficit to five if they beat Carrick Rangers at the Oval on Monday night.

Paul Heatley's double helped Crusaders to a comfortable 4-2 win over a struggling Dungannon Swifts at a sun-kissed Stangmore Park.

Crues boss Stephen Baxter made seven changes to his team with one eye on next week's Irish Cup semi-final but it was still too strong for a Swifts side which have lost seven of their last eight Premiership games.

It started so well for the hosts as Rhyss Cambell headed in from a Ryan Mayse corner but it was soon cancelled out by Adam Lecky's controversial equaliser.

The forward challenged Declan Dunne for a high ball and it fell for the striker to tap home - Dungannon protested that the keeper was impeded by Lecky but the goal stood.

A pinpoint throughball from BJ Burns gave Heatley the space the thump high into the net and make it 2-1 after 25 minutes.

Both sides squandered chances before Heatley swept the ball past Dunne from Jordan Forsythe's pass with 10 minutes left.

Brandon Doyle smashed home the fourth from a rebound after Heatley's shot was blocked and Ben Gallagher rifled low into the bottom for a late Swifts consolation goal.

A third straight win takes the Crues to within five points of third-placed Glentoran while Dungannon remain two points above the relegation play-off spot.

Glenavon moved back above Ballymena United into seventh place after an extraordinary 3-2 win at Coleraine.

Glenavon's early promise was rewarded with a spectacular opening goal on 16 minutes.

The visitors were awarded a free-kick on the right hand side of the Coleraine penalty area and Peter Campbell lashed a left-footed shot past Gareth Deane and into the top corner.

The same player came close to doubling Glenavon's lead when he cut inside onto his left foot but Deane was able to deflect the shot behind with his body.

But the visitors did grab a second seven minutes after the restart. The impressive Jack O'Mahony surged towards the Coleraine penalty area and when the ball broke for Matthew Fitzpatrick, the Lurgan Blues' leading scorer was on hand to sweep a low shot past Deane.

In an extraordinary period, Coleraine struck the post three times in the space of a few minutes before Glenavon broke on the counter-attack with Jack O'Mahony racing clear before slotting past Gareth Deane.

Teenager Kirk McLaughlin pulled a goal back for Coleraine by bundling home from close range and as he attempted to retrieve the ball from the net, he became involved in a tangle with Glenavon goalkeeper James Taylor.

Referee Tim Marshall initially showed Taylor a yellow card but after consulting with his assistant he then produced a red card for the goalkeeper.

With no substitute keeper on the bench, striker Fitzpatrick ended up taking the gloves but within minutes he was picking the ball out of the net when Curtis Allen converted a penalty after McLaughlin had been impeded.

As Coleraine pressed for an equaliser, Glenavon launched a late counter-attack through Peter Campbell which was halted when he was deliberately blocked by Coleraine defender Adam Mullan, who collected a second yellow card.