Despite some of the worst traffic witnessed on the M40, it was Radley who started more brightly from the much delayed 3.30pm Kick Off. Radley took the lead from a well worked strike play with Freddie Mulvany making inroads before keeping the ball alive superbly well, popping the ball off the deck, in order for Will Brooks to score in the corner. Harrow responded with a good try of their own and it took some further desperate scrambled defence to hold up Harrow on two more occasions in the first half. After half-time, Radley kicked a penalty to make it 8-7 and looked more dangerous for the majority of the second half. However, Harrow defended well and intercepted pass from a Radley counter attack from a quick lineout. Perhaps an important lesson in the art of game management but another promising performance in a very competitive fixture.