The British attacked from the north and NE. Like the historical outcome, the Germans very quickly destroyed 5 steps, given that armour is worth double, and the game was technically won and lost on T1. However the Brits ignored those conditions, and pushed on. Given the UK halftracks were easy pray for the German tanks, the infantry advanced in the open, suffering losses to the strong SS defenders. The (mostly) Sherman attackers managed to destroy two German tank units, but the Tiger half platoon was causing havoc. Finally on the last turn the Brits advanced into the VP town together with a reduced tank unit and a halftrack. The Brits had a lucky roll while the SS fared badly, losing a platoon. But the Germans held on, with joint control of the town at the end. If the battle were to continue, the Brits would win through, but either way had taken fearful tank losses.