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Glentoran are top of the Danske Bank Premiership after a 2-1 comeback victory against Warrenpoint Town at the Oval.
The Glens hit two late goals to win it and stretch their unbeaten run in the two main competitions to 15 games - 14 in the league and one in the Irish Cup, last week's dramatic victory against Portadown.
Alan O'Sullivan put Warrenpoint in front in the second half before keeper Mark Byrne was dismissed for a foul after 70 minutes.
Within five minutes, Robbie McDaid equalised for the home side and Hrvoje Plum hit another stunning free-kick winner.
The last time Glentoran were top in January was 10 years ago.
They are now just ahead of Cliftonville, on goals scored.
The Reds host Linfield on Monday night.
On Sunday, Glens boss Mick McDermott was named manager of the month for December by the NI Football Writers.
The east Belfast club are on 50 league points, already more than they had for the whole of last season.
🎥 @Glentoran just refuse to be beaten these days! 15 games undefeated now after they battled back from a goal down to beat @thepointfc 2-1. Sweat was on for the manager @MickMcDermott but he’s praising his players for digging out yet another result ... pic.twitter.com/GXnIlz9ddQ
— Q Radio News (@qnewsdesk) January 11, 2020
🎥 @Glentoran unbeaten in 15, top #DanskeBankPrem for 1st time in a long time & here’s one of the stars of the show @NorthernIreland u21 midfielder @GallagherCricky - player of the month the past two months! “Compared to last season it’s like night & day, good to be a part of” pic.twitter.com/3eN7EvqkZ3
— Q Radio News (@qnewsdesk) January 11, 2020
🎥 Barry makes his Point. @thepointfc manager @BazzaGray6 furious with officials over sending off of keeper Mark Byrne in defeat @Glentoran - claims it wouldn’t have happened to @OfficialBlues or his old club @cliftonvillefc! Both sides of the story from The Oval on air am pic.twitter.com/7kveiMd2Qk
— Q Radio News (@qnewsdesk) January 11, 2020
Well, the keepers know it’s coming but stopping it is another matter! Trademark free kick from Plum wins it for @Glentoran v @thepointfc at The Oval #DanskeBankPrem
— Q Radio News (@qnewsdesk) January 11, 2020
🎥 Glens TV/@DigiVibe_Media https://t.co/YFTsUoFlzj
Also on Saturday, Glenavon fought back from 2-0 down to draw 2-2 with Institute at Mourneview Park.
Dungannon Swifts against Ballymena United was postponed due to a waterlogged pitch at Stangmore Park.
@Glentoran fans feast your eyes on this...after the trials & tribulations of recent years, at the start of a new decade the Glens have climbed to the top of the table. One of five teams in the mix for the Gibson Cup in 2020 #DanskeBankPrem pic.twitter.com/ZsWHu7TPtf
— Q Radio News (@qnewsdesk) January 11, 2020
In the Championship, Portadown have announced American goalkeeper Bobby Edwards is leaving the club.
He's returning to the United States after accepting an offer to play in the MLS.