Jeff Cheshire

Ajax rallied as the South Pac Magic flatlined.

The hurt for English football fans continues. Former Otago Daily Times reporter Jeff Cheshire is now based in London and gives us some insight into the mood at the home of football.

This time the St Kilda Saints withstood the comeback and then pulled away.

The Mid City Magic’s backcourt has given another show of its class in a dominant outing.

Ajax did their damage early and never let their opponents close.

The buffer came early and the blowout came late.

A rampant second quarter has helped the South Pac Magic out of their losing streak.

A potentially telling day in the Dunedin men’s club competition has created a buffer for the top four.

Varsity made a late surge but the Mid City Lions responded.

The comeback was rampant but Mitchell Hughan had the final say.

The game was in the balance when Olly Smith gave a reminder of his enduring class.

It was a typical contest in the league’s biggest rivalry in many ways.

It was the table-toppers against the second-bottom team.

Millie Simpson rejected the screen and took two hard dribbles left.

It was a game of runs and Varsity had the last one.

Defence was how it started and defence was how it ended.

Varsity dealt their blow early and never let up.

The Mid City Magic’s win itself was not so much the story.