David Rainey congratulates scorer Jordan Owens

Crusaders stayed on top of the JJB Sports Premiership as they edged out Coleraine at Seaview.

Mark Dickson headed the Crues ahead on five minutes as the home side dominated the first half.

However, Tommy McCallion volleyed a glorious equaliser a minute after the break for rejuvenated Coleraine.

Richard Gibson missed a chance for Coleraine and Kyle McVey's penalty was then saved by Chris Keenan. Jordan Owens struck the winner on 77 minutes.

The impressive Gareth McKeown delivered a pinpoint cross for Mark Dickson's opening goal.

Coulter could have put the Crues ahead on three minutes but his shot hit the sidenetting.

Coleraine keeper David O'Hare made a superb save to prevent a second Crues goal after Matt Crossan had deflected a David Rainey shot.

The Bannsiders created little in the first half with Marty Hunter's header the only time Crusaders' goal was under threat.

However, Coleraine were a changed team after the interval and McCallion brilliantly volleyed in their equaliser on 46 minutes after Colin Coates' misdirected headed clearance.

Richard Gibson, a hat-trick hero last weekend, then had a glorious chance to put Coleraine ahead on 49 minutes but his pointblank header was straight at Chris Keenan.

Coleraine continued to look the better side but Kyle McVey missed a great chance to put the visitors ahead when Keenan saved his 66th-minute penalty.

Substitute Owen headed the Crusaders winner 13 minutes from time.