| | Saturday 16 February 2002, Slough Cricket Club (Site not responding. Last check: ) |
 | | With only light winds, plenty of sunshine and a decent playing surface, the conditions seemed to be well suited to the passing style that has become the trademark of the Met Office Reserves in recent weeks. |
 | | Clearly lifted by the goal Cippenham assumed control of the game and pushed forward at every opportunity, limiting the Met Office to only a few half chances, the most notable of which saw Paul Arva narrowly fail to find the target with an audacious lob that left the keeper stranded. |
 | | As chances came and went and with the home crowd becoming increasingly frustrated, the Met Office managed to mount some attacks of their own, although the final pass was never quite good enough to create any clear goal-scoring opportunities. |
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