It was a moment Carlisle United and their fans had waited a long time for.
A very, very long time.
Five games and 88 minutes of League Two action had passed at Brunton Park without a Blues goal.
United were on the brink of setting an unwanted club record for consecutive home games without scoring.
Then up stepped Tristan Abrahams with a dramatic late winner against Walsall.
The substitute's goal in the closing stages earned the Cumbrians their first win in 13 league games and helped them move out of the relegation zone in the process.
The striker got on the end of a Callum Guy free-kick which Rod McDonald had helped into the penalty area - and finished clinically past visiting goalkeeper Carl Rushworth.
It was the frontman's fourth goal of the season - and, in the circumstances, by far his most important.
The summer signing, after scoring, set off on a sprint towards the dugout as he celebrated United's crucial goal.
The 22-year-old was pursued by relieved and jubilant team-mates.
The striker was then embraced by Blues colleagues beside the pitch, as manager Keith Millen focused on ensuring United could see out the much-needed result.
That they did - as Abrahams left Brunton Park their first league matchwinner since early September.
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