Watch how Musa Dibaga denied Philip Donnelly from giving Annagh the lead on aggregate from the spot.

How big could that moment prove to be?

Annagh United go in at the break one goal to the good thanks to Philip Donnelly's early penalty.

It could easily have been two for the visitors if it wasn't for Musa Dibaga denying Donnelly from the spot again just before half-time.

In amongst the madness of the second penalty, Kurtis Forsythe is cautioned for protesting a little too much for Declan Hassan's liking.

Philip Donnelly steps up for his second penalty of the evening and this time is denied by Musa Dibaga!

Donnelly goes the same way as his first penalty earlier in the half, but Dibaga is equal to it this time.

Huge save from the Crusaders stopper.

It's another penalty for the visitors who have the chance to double their advantage just before the break!

Adam Brooks breaks through the middle before sliding a disguised pass into Keiran McKechnie's path.

The Crusaders man takes a slightly heavy touch and is unable to pull the trigger in time before an Annagh defender nips in to thwart the danger.

Declan Caddell is now forced into an early change due to injury.

Harry Jewitt-White's evening comes to an end as Thomas Maguire replaces the Crusaders skipper.

Musa Dibaga is once again called into action, this tim to deny Ryan Swan.

Swan pokes a shot at goal despite being off balance and manages to keep his effort on target, forcing Dibaga to dive to his left to make the stop at full stretch.

Philip Donnelly is the first player in the book for the visitors.

His challenge on Scot Rough is deemed late and clumsy by referee Declan Hassan.

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Musa Dibaga is called into action as he makes a superb save to deny Philip Donnelly from the edge of the box.

Ryan Swan follows up but can't keep his effort down and fires high and wide of the target.

Watch how Philip Donnelly gave Annagh United the lead on the night and levelled the score on aggregate from the penalty spot.

Ciaran McGurgan is forced into an early change Kris Calvert replaces Ross Redman for the visitors.

Kurtis Forsythe beats his man down the right before whipping a low cross into the area.

His cross is well blocked and goes behind for a corner, which comes to nothing.

Forsythe has looked lively so far down the right channel.

Crusaders have responded well since going a goal down and go straight up the other end creating a chance of their own.

Kurtis Forsythe does well down the right as he picks out Adam Brooks inside the area, whose shot is well blocked by an Annagh United defender.

Elliot Dunlop also has a chance at the back post but can't quite summon the ball under control as it goes out for a goal kick.

Penalty to Annagh United as Josh Williamson brings down Aaron Rogers inside the area!

Lloyd Anderson breaks through the middle and tries to fed Keiran McKechnie down the left, but Alberto Balde defends well and puts the ball behind for the corner.

The resulting set piece comes to nothing and Annagh clear their lines.

And we're off...

Will the Crues do enough to remain an Irish Premiership side, or can Annagh United turn this one around and book their place in the top flight next season?

The home side will attack the Shore Road end in the first half.

Enjoy!

Crusaders manager Declan Caddell: "It is at home and a pitch we are familiar with.

"Unfortunately, in the first leg we picked up a few injuries which isn't good but there is equal quality to come in. Good, quality players, who we will need.

"Players know the importance of the match, they have known for weeks now."

Annagh manager Ciaran McGurgan: "Crusaders were everything we expected.

"We got joy in their defence but going forward they are pacey and have some very, very good players.

"They are a good side, but like before the first leg, we can see their weaknesses and hopefully we can exploit that on Friday."

Crusaders welcome Annagh United to Seaview for the second leg of the Irish Premiership promotion/relegation play-off with just three days after their come-from-behind 3-2 victory on Tuesday night.

Declan Caddell had to contend with a few injury blows on Tuesday night, and seemingly makes two changes to his starting XI as a result.

Fraser Bryden and Cameron Bruce miss out altogether, with Jacob Blaney and Lloyd Anderson coming in to the side.

Annagh boss Ciaran McGurgan on the other hand names an unchanged side following Tuesday night's narrow defeat.

Crusaders: Dibaga, Forsythe, Blaney, McKechnie, Jewitt-White (c), Brooks, Dunlop, Williamson, Rough, Anderson, Barr.

Subs: Tuffey, Hamilton, Owens, Nixon, McCart, Maguire, James.

Annagh United: Little, J.Henderson, Swan, N.Henderson (c), Balde, Taylor, Rogers, Upton, Redman, Teggart, Donnelly.

Subs: Marron, Calvert, Young, Convie, Johnson, Jinadu, Farr.

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