How to calculate $p$-value in a clinical trial I'm trying to verify the $p$-value mentioned in this article:

$8\%$ ($n=\frac{1}{13}$) of mavrilimumab-treated patients progressed to mechanical ventilation by Day $28$, compared to $35\%$ ($n=\frac{9}{26}$) of control-group patients who progressed to mechanical ventilation or died ($\textbf{p=0.077}$).

How can I calculate the $p$-value for the data above?
I used $3$ different calculators and they all gave different results, none of them matches with the article.
Calculator 1: $p=0.12$




Calculator 2: $p =  0.06876$



Calculator 3: $p = 0.154$




I can't explain the 'why'. However, looking at an abstract for the research, all of the $p$-values are different:
$\big[\frac{0}{13}, \frac{7}{26}\big]$ Globenewswire: $p=0.086$,
Scientific Abstracts: $\log$ rank $p=0.046$
$\big[\frac{13}{13}, \frac{17}{26}\big]$ Globenewswire: $p=0.0001$,
Scientific Abstracts: $p=0.018$
$\big[\frac{10}{11}, \frac{11}{18}\big]$ Globenewswire: $p=0.0093$,
Scientific Abstracts: $p=0.110$
