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Published 15:49 22 Oct 2016 BST
Updated 15:49 22 Oct 2016 BST

'The cage is raised and the divers have to exit next to the shark. The captain and crew decide to tie a rope around the sharks tail and lower the cage, essentially holding the shark in place and popping the shark out! The shark swims away. Luckily no one was hurt, including the shark. If it wasn't for the training and quick thinking of the crew, this could have ended a lot differently.'One of the divers inside the cage at the time, Katie Yonker, was able to record footage from her view of things, which gives an idea of how terrifying it must have been. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOooHNJOtq0 You can catch up on the latest episode of JOE's Football Friday Live right here...

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