A vital 3 points for Kürdistan FK the London Derby match saw Natsumi's Army losing to the struggling side home side. A injury in the first half to star defender Zuyderwijk exposed the army's lack of defensive cover, as youth replacement Legachev made remarkably 1 interception and no tackles for the full 70 minutes he was on the field. Making just one touch of the ball in any position in a match is applauding but in the heart of the defensive, fans were disgusted and pundits argued weather it would it would of just been better to change the formation to a back 3 and put on another midfielder after the injury. The lack of strength in depth was exposed and the match lost, Natsumi spoke to us after the match

'To lose a key defender early on in a match is enough to disturb any team, it did not help that we had no experienced player to replace him, its something we need to look into at the next transfer window, I still think we only one or two players away from becoming a dominate force in this division, and our next season will be a brighter one for us.. As for this year The remaining four games are still vital, with every win we gain more funding and more belief in our system and our players become more confident, We need to finish a high, today we did not show the commitment needed to win, they Kürdistan FK had more to loose and it showed.'

News of Tranby's surprise 1-0 defeat at Bradford filtered through to Harlow's Stadium, giving both sides good reason to get a positive result. A win for Harlow would catapult them into real title contention with the easiest of run ins, while anything but a defeat would give the Wonderbras some breathing room.

The match started badly for Wonderbras, losing defensive stalwart Dillon in the first minute, a worry against the leagues highest scorers but substitute Lindsay slotted in well and an even match saw the teams level at 0-0 at the break.

Parity didn't last long after the re-start and Turchaninov grabbed the opener for Harlow with a cracking shot from distance.

The pressure was now on Wonderbras to push for an equaliser, while needed to avoid conceding again. The equaliser came in the 65th minute, with Benhassi hitting a scorcher from the left wing.

While both teams pressed for the winner, neither added to their earlier strikes and the draw was the better result for the Wonderbras, making them the first team assured of at least a play off spot and moving them 4 points clear of second placed Tranby and 7 ahead of Harlow, ahead of Monday's crucial fixtures between Tranby and Harlow and Wonder Bras and Newcastle.

The Wonderbra's manager has reportedly placed an ad in The Rocking Soccer Times recruitment section for a new back specialist to add to his medical staff. He was quoted as saying "it's a precaution against promotion, my goalkeepers may be in for a lot of bending and picking the ball out of the net next season".

However there are certain to be more twists between now and the end of the season.