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Linfield make point with late draw at Solitude, but Glentoran close gap at the Premiership summit
McMenamin nets late winner, while Blues snatch draw
Linfield substitute Ethan Devine celebrates his equaliser against Cliftonville at Solitude
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Jamie McDonagh celebrates after netting against Linfield Pic Colm Lenaghan/ Pacemaker
Glentoran's Conor McMenamin after netting the late winner against Coleraine
Michael O'Connor roars with delight after putting Glentoran ahead
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Glentoran closed the gap on Danske Bank Premiership leaders Linfield to just one point as the thrilling title race took another twist last night.
Linfield twice fought back from a goal down to earn a 2-2 draw at Cliftonville but their Big Two rivals have turned up the heat with another huge result as a late winner from Conor McMenamin secured a 2-1 home win over Coleraine.
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