That is all from our live text commentary this afternoon as Linfield and Carrick Rangers both gain three crucial points.

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Watch how Adam Lecky completed his hat-trick at Taylors Avenue.

Watch how substitute Eoghan Liggett netted a consolation goal for the Swifts.

Curtis Allen
Former Glentoran and Carrick Rangers striker on BBC Radio Ulster

It was a fantastic performance from Carrick.

Carrick made it look very comfortable. Dungannon started well, but they hit them on the break with three goals in quick succession.

Colin Coates
Former Crusaders captain on BBC Radio Ulster

Crusaders didn't do enough in the final third, which is strange with the quality of player they have in that area.

Linfield, to be fair, were excellent today.

Linfield dominate proceedings and run out 1-0 winners at Seaview.

There were a few hairy moments in the second half for the Blues, but the Crues were second best for large portions of the match and the three points are going back to south Belfast.

Lewis Barr is booked late on for his late challenge on Adam Frizzell.

It is all over at Taylors Avenue and the day belongs to Carrick and striker Adam Lecky.

A superb hat-trick from Lecky completed a joyous day for the new County Antrim Shield winners.

That is now nine goals in two league games for Carrick and their worries of automatic relegation are fading as they rise to ninth.

A disastrous day all around for the Swifts.

There will be three minutes of additional time at Seaview.

Darragh Leahy's header from a Kirk Millar corner hits both the post and the crossbar before being cleared by goalkeeper Musa Dibaga.

Leahy look a real aerial threat in an attacking area from corners and free-kicks.

Colin Coates
Former Crusaders captain on BBC Radio Ulster

Crusaders have created nothing of note and, if Linfield don't go on and win this, David Healy will be furious.

Declan Caddell makes his third change of the afternoon as Jonathan James replaces Cameron Bruce for Crusaders.

Moments late Kirk Millar is introduced as he returns from injury and replaces Charlie Allen.

Charlie Allen forces Musa Dibaga into a smart save down to his right after getting on the end of Kyle McClean's through ball.

The game has gone a bit flat but it's still Linfield who look the most likely if there is to be another goal at Seaview.

Almost immediate impact from Steele who strolls into the Dungannon half before playing a ball through to Danny Gibson.

Gibson is stretching but gets a shot away, forcing Declan Dunne into a save.

After another hard-working display Carrick's Paul Heatley is taken off and on comes the penalty hero from Tuesday night's cup win, Aidan Steele.

Watch how Adam Lecky scored his second and Carrick's fourth against Dungannon Swifts at Taylors Avenue.

Almost a calamity at the back for the Blues before Darragh Leahy does well to get the ball behind for a corner.

The resulting set piece finds its way to Adam Brooks whose strike is then cleared off the line by Jamie Mulgrew.

That's the closest the Crues have come to a goal so far.

With Linfield lead still just a slender one, there is certainly hope for Declan Caddell's side.

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Dungannon looking so vulnerable in defence when Carrick counter.

This time Paul Heatley wins back possession in the box before laying the ball back to Danny Gibson who tries a rasping drive that draws a phenomenal save from Declan Dunne who tips the ball over the bar.