Indeed, it was the best chance for UniHawks to win a game in the league given the opposing team just starting with one line and them more than two. However, all did not look too well for them as Innebandy opened the scoring with a goal courtesy of a central defensive mistake.

Earlier on, captain Sarah Ng made several notable changes to their usual lineup with #27 Sukri, #6 Kevin playing as a center and defender respectively while the iron lady herself took charge as a forward instead of her usual role as a playmaker.

UniHawks pressed on for an equalizer and they got it from #27 Sukri. Game on. Innebandy had known before the game that only a win is good enough to keep pace with league leader Contact and it is predicted that they would apply full pressure during the 1st half which they did and it got them another goal to bring into the second.

The UniHawks came out firing on all cylinders but to the wrong sides as they continued to display the lack of finishing which has worked so well against them all season, with Innebandy being content on lying low defensively and letting the Hawks flew all over them. A quick counter by an Innebandy forward resulted in a goal and some Contacts did not look too pleased.

It was all UniHawks towards the end of the game as they rallied around a goal by #6 Kevin but they, as the title implied, were just too eager and content to smell. A final score of 3-2 condemned them to the bottom of the standings which shall see them play in the second division the coming year.

Bottom line - with only pride to play for now, the UniHawks will try to score their maiden win against the Spartans this coming Saturday, which turns out to be the closing match for the league. Depending on the outcome of the Contact-Innebandy match, the Spartans will either treat it as a must-win game or a ceremonial one.