Loan round-up: Peart-Harris scores late Swansea winner against Luton

Brentford loanee Myles Peart-Harris scored a late winner as Swansea City came from behind to defeat 10-man Luton Town 2-1 in the Sky Bet Championship on Sunday.

Peart-Harris headed home in the 91st minute to complete the comeback, after Carlton Morris' opener had been cancelled out by Gonçalo Franco in the first half.

“Of course it’s special to do that for the fans, that’s our job as professionals," the 22-year-old told the Swans' website post-match.

“We want to make the fans happy and all the families who come to watch, and this was definitely a good way to round off the year.

“I was delighted - but that is the job for any substitute: you need to come on and be ready to impact the game."

The Bees midfielder's header against the Hatters rounded off a perfect Christmas for Swansea, following a 3-0 Boxing Day win against QPR.

Peart-Harris was utilised as a second-half substitute in both festive fixtures.

After missing Exeter's Boxing Day win against Bristol Rovers, Tristan Crama returned to the side on Sunday and played the full 90 minutes in the Grecians' remarkable 4-4 draw against Crawley.

Trailing 4-1 at the break, Vincent Harper pulled one back on the hour and Ryan Woods scored direct from a corner late on, before Demi Mitchell's stoppage-time leveller.

Elsewhere in League One, Michael Olakigbe came off the bench in Wigan Athletic's 1-0 Boxing Day win at Rotherham United, before starting in Sunday's 2-1 defeat at high-flying Wrexham.

It was a memorable Boxing Day for Ellery Balcombe, who pulled off an impressive string of saves to help St Mirren beat Rangers 2-1 in the Scottish Premiership.

Balcombe and the Buddies lost at home to Dundee by the same scoreline three days later.

Ben Winterbottom was in goal for AFC Fylde as they were beaten 3-1 by Rochdale in the National League. Winterbottom could be set for his 20th appearance of the season on New Year's Day when Kevin Phillips' side travel to Halifax Town.

Finally, Frank Onyeka and Augsburg went into the Bundesliga Christmas break with a 5-1 defeat at Holsten Kiel last Saturday. The Nigerian was introduced at half-time with his loan side already 4-1 down.