Metro FC, one of New Zealand's oldest football clubs (founded in 1899), play almost all of their home games under lights on a Friday evening. Why, I don't know but it obviously suits the club. Although I'm not so sure it suits at least one of their players, who appeared to be late arriving to this game from his day job and was observed sprinting out of the changing room and onto the bench ten minutes after kick-off. As for the spectators, have you ever voluntarily watched football in a fridge? I can see the idea behind it and if I'd had a hot cup of minestrone soup in my hand instead of a camera last night, I'd probably have been in a much better mood towards it... But enough whinging, this was a game I really wanted to see because on the surface it promised a tale of two sides relegated from the Northern Premier League last season, and coping with that very differently. Forrest Hill Milford, the Swans from Auckland's North Shore , are battling for promotion straight back up. Metro, from the central Auckland suburb of Mount Albert, are at the other end of the table battling against double relegation. But you could have fooled me last night. The Swans put out what I think they would acknowledge as a below par showing and Metro played very well to show that this is in actual fact a very even division. The 2-1 final score flatters Forrest Hill