The Pumas travelled to St John Fisher Comprehensive School for their Division B1 league fixture, this time taking on Chatham Town in what promised to be a challenging away encounter. Playing on a 3G surface for the first time this season, the team arrived well prepared after training on a similar pitch the previous day in readiness for the match.

Before kick-off, both teams observed a minute's silence in honour of Remembrance Day. All players stood together as they paid their respects, providing a fitting moment of reflection ahead of the game.

On a cold and chilly morning, the Pumas were slow to settle into the match and found themselves up against a confident Chatham Town side who started brightly from the first whistle. Having been recently promoted, Chatham showed their quality early on, moving the ball around impressively and making good use of the spaces available despite the narrow pitch.

The visitors found it difficult to get going in the opening stages as Chatham's passing and movement caused a number of problems. A couple of goals followed for the home side, with some excellent build-up play complemented by a couple of fortunate rebounds inside the penalty area.

As the half progressed, the Pumas began to find their feet. Nataniel was once again influential with some important interceptions and determined runs from the back, helping his team compete more effectively and disrupt the opposition's attacks.

Going forward, the Pumas created a number of promising moments of their own. Toby came close with a well-struck free-kick, while Chester's clever touches and attacking intent tested the Chatham goalkeeper.

The highlight of the match for the Pumas came through a superb passage of passing football. Trainer of the Week, Hayden, combined brilliantly with Louie down the right-hand side. After working the ball forward with purpose, Hayden provided a short pass into Louie's path and, without hesitation, Louie struck a powerful first-time effort into the corner of the net, giving the goalkeeper no chance and finishing off an excellent team move.

The second half saw an improved display from the Pumas, as they continued to push forward and work hard for one another, although several close decisions and 50/50 calls failed to go their way.

One of the key moments of the second half came when Chatham Town were awarded a penalty after a challenge inside the box. Jayden had other ideas, producing a brilliant save to deny the striker and keep his side battling until the final whistle.

The Pumas continued to press and search for further opportunities but were unable to add to their earlier goal. There were some positive signs in the second half but plenty of lessons to take forward into future fixtures.

Supporters' Player of the Match
Chester

For his willingness to create opportunities, some excellent footwork in tight spaces, and for testing the opposition goalkeeper on several occasions.

Manager's Player of the Match
Charlie

A calm and composed performance at the back. Charlie defended solidly, played accurate passes out from defence and made the game look simple throughout.