Chümoukedima Football Stadium witnessed a high-stakes showdown as Barak FC edged past Nagaland United SC in a tense penalty shootout to book their place in the final of the inaugural NSL season on Wednesday. The playoff-2 clash, initially set for March 25 but rescheduled, delivered a spectacle that kept fans on the edge of their seats.

Barak FC players erupt in jubilation after their hard-fought victory in the penalty shootout against Nagaland United SC on Wednesday, March 26, during an NSL playoff at Chümoukedima Football Stadium

League leaders Barak FC drew first blood in the 26th minute when Laiwang found the net, giving his side a crucial early lead. The first half ended with Barak FC holding onto their slender 1-0 advantage.
With the clock ticking down, it seemed like Barak FC had done enough to see out the win, but Nagaland United’s captain, Salym, had other plans. Deep into stoppage time (90+9’), he produced a dramatic equalizer, forcing the match into extra time. Despite both sides pushing for a winner, the deadlock remained, sending the contest to penalties.

In the nerve-wracking shootout, Barak FC held their composure to clinch a 3-1 victory. Goalkeeper Dziesengulie proved to be the hero, earning the Player of the Match award for his crucial saves.

While Barak FC march into the final, Nagaland United SC still have a shot at redemption. They will face Longterok FC in playoff-3 on March 29, with the winner set to challenge Barak FC for the coveted NSL trophy on April 1.

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