Panorama’s tumultuous season continues to spiral downward. A string of defeats, compounded by a coaching change that has failed to turn the tide, paints a grim picture for the struggling side. However, the most devastating blow to the team has been the relentless wave of serious injuries plaguing their squad, leaving them chronically shorthanded and unable to build any consistency.

The match against Warriors initially offered a glimmer of hope. Lindsay, making a long-awaited return, put Panorama ahead with a well-taken goal to make it 1-0. However, Warriors quickly turned the tables, equalizing and pulling ahead. Captain Egbers managed to bring Panorama level again at 2-2, providing a spark of resilience amidst adversity.

Disaster struck just before halftime when Lee, Panorama’s goalkeeper, suffered a serious injury. With no suitable replacement on the bench, the team was forced to reshuffle their formation and improvise defensively. The lack of depth on the bench once again exposed the fragility of the squad, undermining their ability to compete at full strength.

The second half was a story of collapse. Panorama, rattled by Lee's absence and further drained by their injury-depleted lineup, conceded three unanswered goals. Despite creating a handful of chances, they failed to capitalize, leaving them to endure yet another bitter defeat in a season already rife with disappointment.

As the losses mount and injuries continue to decimate the roster, Panorama’s season appears to be unraveling faster than they can patch it back together.

• This was the 12th game played against Warriors, with Panorama losing only their second ever
• Panorama now have lost 22 games out of 32 this year, with 45 players rotated (a new record)
• Miles played his 270th game, while Olgiati reached 280. Egbers, at 95, and Lindsay, at 92, are close to triple digits