> despite it being a rout of the British army The Allied Army was surrounded because of a Break threw in the South. The British Army could literally do absolut

> despite it being a rout of the British army The Allied Army was surrounded because of a Break threw in the South. The British Army could literally do absolutely nothing and they don't do anything to lose the overall battle. In fact British keeping minimal organization alive and managing even limited counterattack had a strong effect German planning. And then of course despite massive help by the British Pétain essentially stabbed them in the back.