This was a prime example of the difficulties the Germans had in Normandy. The British were entrenched around Gavrus and Tourmaville. At the start they sent an armor/infantry force to les Bon Repos. This made it even harder for the Germans to attain their objectives, as th y entered painstakingly slow throughout the game in piecemeal fashion. Another huge factor was the British tacair. They got ridiculously high air throughout the game, and they ripped the SS formations, particularly the armor. The SS infantry, with barely any arty support, did manage to get in to Gavrus and close to Torumaville. The British had too much air and the Germans no armor at the end. British victory.