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The Crues started the second half with intent and levelled the game less than a minute after the restart when Clarke’s free-kick from distance was misjudged by stopper McMullan and found the back of the net. <\/p>\n
Crusaders took the lead in the 49th minute when the industrious Clarke’s corner was headed home by Daniel Larmour from 10-yards out. <\/p>\n
Lowry levelled the aggregate score after James Teelan’s long throw-in caught the away side’s defence sleeping with the captain taking a clever tough before travelling forward and firing a strong strike into the bottom left-hand corner. <\/p>\n
Neither side could find a breakthrough in extra-time with the home side arguing they should have had a penalty when Jay Boyd’s cross into the box appeared to strike the hand of a Caernarfon Town player.<\/p>\n
However, referee Heini Ziskason Viooy waved away the appeals.<\/p>\n
After some superb spot-kicks and saves, it was substitute Owens who saw his spot-kick saved before Williams converted to help the away side edge through 8-7 on penalties.<\/p>\n
They will now face Legia Warsaw in the second qualifying round next week.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n