The match was a tense affair with both teams battling for survival. Annagh took an early lead with a converted penalty, but goalkeeper Musa Dibaga made crucial saves to keep his team in the game. The visitors doubled their lead shortly after halftime, but Crusaders fought back with a goal from substitute Stewart Nixon to level the aggregate score. cat-cross.com
With the score 4-4 after 210 minutes of football, including extra time, the match went to penalties where Dibaga emerged as the hero, saving two spot kicks to secure Crusaders' survival in the Irish Premiership. The dramatic victory brought relief to the Shore Road side as they secured their place in next season's top flight.
