Sun 19 Apr: AFC Wimbledon 1-0 Teddington Athletic

Your usual reporter wasn't there – an unavoidable appointment with the Mediterranean – but until more details can be ascertained, here's how it unfolded on the @TAFCU13Girls Twitter account, which you really should follow. I did, frantically.

Frantic & well match start to the game #GirlsFootball
— TAFC U13 Girls (@TAFCU13GIRLS) April 19, 2015

Half time score 0-0 keep working hard girls #ThisGirlCan #girlsfootball
— TAFC U13 Girls (@TAFCU13GIRLS) April 19, 2015

Second half starts and Wimbledon score 1-0 #goals
— TAFC U13 Girls (@TAFCU13GIRLS) April 19, 2015

Great run from Phoebe down the line great cross but nobody in the box #ThisGirlCan
— TAFC U13 Girls (@TAFCU13GIRLS) April 19, 2015

Great run from Phoebe down the line great cross but nobody in the box #ThisGirlCan
— TAFC U13 Girls (@TAFCU13GIRLS) April 19, 2015

Great chance from Ale but Wimbledon keeper saves #GirlsFootball
— TAFC U13 Girls (@TAFCU13GIRLS) April 19, 2015

Another great save from Wimbledon keeper after shot from Phoebe #ThisGirlCan
— TAFC U13 Girls (@TAFCU13GIRLS) April 19, 2015

Unlucky girls final score 1-0 to @AFCWim_Ladies great game to watch #GirlsFootball
— TAFC U13 Girls (@TAFCU13GIRLS) April 19, 2015

"Gutted they lost - thought they deserved a draw" said one observer; "We lost concentration once and Wimbledon scored with their only chance" said one participant.

Defeat means that Teddington will now finish fourth, a very promising first campaign in the top flight. Wimbledon – the current champions, who need just two points from their final two games (both at home to Croydon) to retain their title – are the only opponents yet to be beaten by Teddington, who can be very proud indeed.

TEDDINGTON ATHLETIC Squad: Ruby Rudkin, Ella Parkinson-Mearns, Millie Theobald, Saskia Brewster, Ella V, Ella Dodd, Carla Novakovic, Sadie Day, Emily Coulson, Amy Hallett, Phoebe Head, Ale Fairn, Sinead Morris.