A boarding action after Spitfire and Nassau collide

What if Spitfire's crew boarded Nassau after their collision at Jutland?

Taking the bridge and signals could immobilize Nassau and create a second fleet action around the prize.

Spitfire's destroyer crew would be small, but a boarding party that seized Nassau's bridge and radio could create effects far beyond its numbers. Orders from the captured bridge could stop the engines, and shutting boilers down would make restarting the battleship slow. A signal for assistance could bring other British ships into the fight. The High Seas Fleet would then have to abandon Nassau or remain nearby to recover her, potentially fixing the German fleet in place for another battle the following morning. The episode turns a collision into an operational trap in which control of communications and machinery matters more than holding every compartment.