Cambridge South M1s revved their engines and took to the pitch against St Albans 2s, eventually cruising to a 2-1 victory. With each player bringing their unique qualities, the team functioned like a finely tuned garage of high-performance vehicles.

Nik Patel – BMW M4
Nik was composed, consistent, and delivered a smooth, controlled performance that dictated the pace of the game.

Ben Lindars – Tesla Model S
Quick, intelligent, and futuristic in his movement, Ben glided across the pitch with precision and efficiency, always thinking one step ahead.

Matt Puddefoot – Volkswagen Golf GTI
A perfect balance of control and aggression, Matt linked play smoothly while throwing in the occasional burst of acceleration when needed.

Scott Catley – Land Rover Defender
Reliable, tough, and always ready to get stuck in, Scott provided the defensive resilience that kept South solid at the back, making a goal line save to keep the game alive. 

Tim Winter – Volvo XC90
The ultimate team player, Tim was dependable, solid, and never flustered, always putting in a shift wherever needed.

Harry Lewis – Porsche 911 GT3
Explosive and full of flair, Harry’s attacking instincts and speed made him a constant threat in the final third.

Chris Pearson – Audi A6
Chris was classy and efficient, combining technical quality with positional intelligence to keep the midfield ticking over.

Connor Trimble – Ferrari F8 Tributo
The goal machine himself, Connor was fast, lethal, and clinical in front of goal, bagging both of South’s goals with pure finesse.

Ed Doust – Jeep Wrangler
A rugged and adventurous presence, Ed put his body on the line for the team—sometimes a little too much, earning himself a green card!

Sam H – Mini Cooper (Classic)
Small but full of personality, Sam’s contribution (and his decision to bring his parents) earned him the ‘Lemon of the Match’ title.

Stanley Hanson – Mazda MX-5
Stanley’s agility and quick turns made him a nimble presence in goal, always making the crucial saves.

Will Townley – Ford Mustang GT
Powerful, fearless, and commanding in duels, Will took on challenges head-on with an aggressive yet controlled approach.

Matteo Cicuta – Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio
Stylish yet packed with substance, Matteo played with elegance but wasn’t afraid to unleash some power when needed.

Harry Schumann – Nissan GT-R
A tireless workhorse with bursts of speed, Harry covered huge amounts of ground, ensuring South maintained their intensity.

After a hard-fought 70 minutes, Cambridge South M1s proved they were the well-oiled machine that could outdrive St Albans. With goals from the Ferrari-like Connor Trimble and defensive resilience across the board, South secured a well-earned 2-1 victory.