All-In Translations played their first game in the Pentasia Premiership League Tuesday against Tipico Ltd. and things were looking rather dim after a poor first half that ended 0-0. But after considerable improvement in the 2nd half All-In Translations secured a comfortable 3-1 win.

Danish defender Rasmus Hatting scored two of the three goals and was happy with the result.

"Can I play up front now?" he happily asked after three points were secured at the St. Catherine's pitch.

The answer was a definite no as Hatting is one of the most important defenders in the All-In squad.

Tipico Ltd. had won 3 of 5 games (two defeats) in the preliminary stage, and much tougher opponents await the All-In Translations team that are improving slowly but steadily.

All-In Translations took the lead early in the 2nd half before Tipico equalized when some sloppy play from All-In made it easy for them. But another goal from Hatting and also a goal from debutant Anders Mørup Kristensen was enough to secure the win.

"We controlled the game also in the 1st half but I would like to see much more movement and intesity. The 2nd half was clearly a step up, and I am relieved that we took all three points, but further improvement is needed if we want to compete with the best teams in the league" said playing coach Roy Pedersen who was out with an injury alongside Per Hertz.

Next game for All-In Translations in the Pentasia Premiership League is on November 9th against MITA who lost 0-5 in their 1st game of the 2nd round against Gaming VC.

The All-In squad: Johan Nyberg, Markus Klintborg, Rasmus Hatting (2), Jacob Nielsen, Ola Bondesson, Søren Mundbjerg, Jens Boye, David M. Barmwell, Anders Mørup Kristensen (1).