The highlight of the day has definitely been the Battle of Limousin and, most of all, the British grand army, daringly attacking the Commonwealth armies before they could reinforce the battle, defeating in detail several of these reinforcing armies before turning themselves to reinforce the Franco-Ethiopian lines. When both sides were reduced to an artillery gunfight, and as morale wavered, the British infantry charged to save the day.
It was no decisive victory for the allies failed to capitalise on this great victory, with more than one battle like it being fought afterwards to an allied loss, indeed the 2nd Limousin was a rather sad defeat of the allied forces in such auspicious a battlefield. Their failure was to, unlike the first battle, commit all forces without cutting the Prussian line of reinforcements.
Still the Prussian state was so decimated by the sheer magnitude of these battles, whether resounding defeats or costly battles, that the allies were in the end victorious, and that is what matters.