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  1. Warrenpoint Town stun Crusaders in BetMcLean Cuppublished at 22:36 BST 21 October

    Declan Caddell Crusaders managerImage source, Inpho
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    Rory Powell scored a hat-trick at Milltown as Declan Caddell's side crashed out of the competition

    Championship Warrenpoint Town produced a stunning extra-time performance to beat Irish Premiership side Crusaders 5-2 in the BetMcLean Cup at Milltown.

    Rory Powell opened the scoring for the hosts five minutes before the break with a powerful strike from 25 yards, and Crusaders forward Thomas Maguire was then sent off for an off the ball incident after the restart.

    Despite being a man down, Declan Caddell's side rallied and Donal Rocks equalised on the hour-mark before Adam Reid put the Crues in front.

    But there was late drama when Powell powered home the leveller with nine minutes remaining to send the game to extra time.

    Powell completed his hat-trick three minutes after the restart with a header before Daire Trainor and Adetobi Jinadu secured the win.

    Cliftonville, Dungannon Swifts, Limavady United were among the sides who won their first-round ties on Tuesday.

    The draw for the second round takes place on Friday at 16:30 BST when Larne, Coleraine, Glentoran and holders Linfield enter the competition.

  2. Dundela knock out Larne as Reds beat Glentoranpublished at 22:09 BST 13 October

    Andy Gray
    BBC Sport NI Journalist

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    Ben Quinn scored the only goal of the game as Cliftonville beat Glentoran to reach the semi-finals

    Championship side Dundela have stunned Irish Premiership champions Larne on penalties to reach the semi-finals of the ToalsBet Senior Shield.

    Kyle Owens scored an injury-time penalty after Mark Randall opened the scoring in the second half at Wilgar Park.

    Randall was the only player to miss in the shootout as Dundela ran out 5-3 victors on penalties.

    In the other quarter-final ties, Cliftonville beat Glentoran 1-0 at Solitude.

    Ben Quinn netted the only goal of the game in the second half as Jim Magilton's side bounced back from five consecutive defeats.

    Jay Boyd scored twice as Bangor defeated north Down derby rivals Ards 3-1, while Reece Neale was also on target, with Connor Maxwell netting a consolation for the Championship side.

    Teenager Conor Burns scored the first-half winner as Ballymena United defeated Crusaders 1-0 at Seaview.

    Dundela will now face Ballymena United for a place in the final on Tuesday, 3 November, while Cliftonville will take on Bangor the next day.