Panorama suffered yet another defeat, falling to GPMI on a muddy, dimly lit field in what feels like an unbreakable curse this season. On a positive note, they finally fielded a full team of 11 players, though several battled through injuries to stay on the pitch.

Despite conceding an early goal, the team hung on thanks to the heroic saves of Inward, who kept them in the game. Their resilience paid off when a quick one-touch combination led to a brilliant equalizer—Nzama threading a perfect pass for Peters to calmly slot it home. Once again the game was marred by shocking referees decisions, like giving a yellow card to Neale for drinking water after the goal was scored, and to Garrard for complaining about the decision, two sin-bins that halted Panorama's momentum

However, fatigue and mounting injuries took their toll. As the clock wound down, a late defensive lapse allowed GPMI to snatch victory with a heartbreaking last-minute goal.

Some stats from the game:

• This was the 4th game between the two sides, with GPMI winning for the first time
• In this 2024, Panorama won only 10% of the game played (3 wins in 28 games), having played 40 players (new record) after averaging just 11.3 players per game (new low record)