After the Feddies reserves annihilated the KATS 19.14 (128) to 2.2 (14) at Jubilee Oval the league side came out with a vengeance to prove they are not the seasons easy-beats.

From the first bounce the Feddies went hard at every ball.

They dominated the first term to establish a four-goal lead.

KATS had few opportunities inside their attacking 50 and the times it did penetrate the forward line Feddies defender Dean Dick was a tough obstacle.

They went into the first break Feddies with a 27-point lead 4.6 to three points.

In the second term both teams struggled to gain momentum and it was a messy style off football around the ground.

The KATS put their first major of the game on the board but Feddies were quick to reply and maintain their lead.

KATS struggled in front of goals with inaccurate kicking and they missed easy opportunities to close the gap on the scoreboard.

Feddies scored one more major before the long break to going into the long break up by five goals 6.9 to 1.7.

After the long break the game was at a stalemate until midway through the term.

KATS kicked the first goal of the term and both teams suffered with inaccurate kicking.

Feddies kicked the next two majors before KATS replied just before the last break.

Going into the final stanza Feddies still had a substantial lead, in front by 27 points 8.11 to 3.14.

Feddies had enough lead to take them to their third win of the season going into the final quarter all they had to do was stay steady and not give KATS scoring opportunities in front of goals.

KATS were able to move the ball forward a lot more fluidly in the final term but let themselves down with goal kicking.

Feddies put another major on the board to maintain their lead.

Late in the game KATS found their form and strung three goals together but it was not enough to close the lead Feddies held all game.