Linfield 4-1 Lisburn Distillery

Distillery had led for most of the 90 minutes thanks to Andrew Kilmartin's strike on the quarter hour mark.

However, Dickson ran through to equalise in the 71st minute.

Dickson and Thomas Stewart netted in the first period of extra-time before Dickson followed up on his saved penalty to complete his hat-trick.

If the Belfast Blues beat Dungannon Swifts in the 5 May final they will be the first to complete consecutive league and cup doubles in the Irish League since the 1930s.

Their place in the Irish Cup final looked in doubt when Distillery started well.

James Bell hit the foot of a post with a header before Kilmartin fired the opener for Paul Kirk's men.

Linfield's Glenn Ferguson had a header cleared off the line by Michael Ferguson before the break.

Dickson got Linfield level after a quickly-taken free kick caught Distillery stretched at the back.

That sent the match into extra-time and Linfield showed their strength with three goals.

RELATED INTERNET LINKS:
Linfield
Lisburn Distillery
The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites