Tabu Rabby Minzamba is the first name in referee Mark Milligan's book for a foul on Jack O'Reilly, who is now receiving treatment.

Steven McCullough leaps to clear Luke O'Brien's looping corner.

We're just past the 30-minute-mark here.

Well, that opening half an hour has simply flown by.

Three goals and one suspects we're not finished yet.

Linfield lift the Gibson Cup

Linfield manager David Healy on BBC iPlayer: "It's completely different as a manager. As a player your performance levels are completely in your hands but as a manager, on a match day, it's your responsibility to pick the team and get it right. When you manage Linfield you are not just managing previous expectations, you don't have to realise the expectation as it's already there."

A nice ball played into the penalty area by Randall is glanced wide by Andy Ryan. That was a decent opening for Larne.

Joe Gormley plays a neat one-two with Alex Parsons inside the Ballymena penalty area but Cliftonville's all-time leading goalscorer can't get enough power on his shot and Sean O'Neill is able to save.

James Knowles floats a ball towards the back post where Andrew Mitchell just fails to connect with his head.

The Swifts are edging their way back into this game.

Watch Paul O'Neill drill the ball home to put Larne in front against Crusaders.

Peter Campbell let's fly from range, but the execution’s way off.

His free-kick clears the bar and draws a few groans from the home end. One to forget for the winger.

It's a scrappy goal but Joe Crowe won't care as he puts Carrick ahead against Portadown

John McGovern comes close to levelling.

The striker is afforded acres of space inside the Coleraine penalty area and gets his shot away.

The ball looks destined for the bottom corner only for Rory Brown to dive full stretch to his right and divert the ball around his post at the expense of a corner.

A moment to savour for Linfield, who lift a record-breaking 57th Gibson Cup after beating Glentoran earlier.

Linfield lift the Gibson Cup

Linfield manager David Healy on BBC Two NI: "I'm full of adrenaline and emotion. It was a great day. Our performance levels were pretty good and Glentoran made us work for it. All in all, the players and staff have been incredible this year. It's been hugely-challenging, but I'm so pleased for them.

"The manner we won it this year was incredible. I couldn't be more proud of the players and the staff. The supporters turned out in huge numbers today and the board have backed me throughout the season."

Josh Ukek's strike from close range is a comfortable save for Ross Glendinning, who has had a quiet afternoon so far.

Decent opportunity for the hosts as a long throw into the ball just falls to Daniel Larmour in front of goal but perhaps comes at him too quickly as he pokes it into the arms of Rohan Ferguson.

A chances at each end as Kian Corbally's low cross just eludes the in-rushing Success Edogun while, at the other end, Sean Stewart runs through to put the ball in the net but he is flagged offside.

Jordan Gibson, who replaced Conor McCloskey in the starting XI following the warm-up, takes a touch from Ryan Waide’s lay-off and lets fly from distance.

It’s blocked on the edge, but Tadhg Ryan is on hand to gather the loose ball.

Liam Beckett
Sportsound summariser

Crusaders need to find a spark from somewhere, someone needs to take control in midfield and start to dictate the game.