English Conquest Over

Not many would have been impressed with the possibility that the Portugese defence would hold on for the required time and they didn't. The English attack hit howitzers of shots and one managed to pierce through the bunker of the portugese very early in the battle. Unfortunately, with the attacks which they launched, one of their dual striker flagship, the HMS Rooney was lost, due to irreparable damage. The battle then swung back and forth, but the English raid on the Portugese camp became lesser in intensity and fewer in quantity. The Portugese, without losing their spirit, one that might be attributed to watching Czech Republic's and France's late comebacks, launched counter offensive maneuvers which earned them a great respite from the large British force.

The ability for the Portugese to launch the counter strikes was largely due to the retiring of the ageing and tiring Man-o-wars, and replacing them with sharper, newer strike team. Blame must be handed to the British General as there was the replacement of effective bombers with the highly explosive and ineffective bombers Neville and Hagreaves. However when the British were on the verge of capitulation, HMS Lampard delivering a saving grace, one which launched a thousand prayers across England.

In charge Captain Beckham failed to impress especially during the crucial artllery bombardment when both sides have exhausted their options of close combat. This period of intense emotions ended when the artllery strike from Base Camp Portugal destroyed England's forces, dreams and hopes, leaving their pride crushed and their lions banner in tatters.

Portugal is said to be on extra alert as angry sympathizers to the English cause are reported to be going on rampage in several cities. Arrests will be made as the internal situation seems to get worse rapidly. London better be ready, cos the English contingent and the minority hooligans are coming home.