I confirm, it was a good match...
On turn 114, I took my secondary town..
On turn 126, the opponent killed my 45 Marks, while I killed about 20 Grand Griffins..
The opponent should have bought troops and attacked my castle, but he didn't..
Because of this, I managed to accumulate resources and, on turn 134, built a Capitol. There was no control over land and air, and no healing or spell removal either. Therefore, the advantage in troops didn't decide the outcome of the final fight; the opponent acted very intelligently, slowing down and blinding 60 Crusaders. Otherwise, I would have sped them up and dealt a significant blow with 33 Thunderbirds. Thank you for the interesting match. It's not very upsetting to lose like that...