STILL smarting after last week's defeat against Maidenhead which deprived them of a play-off position, Chinnor start the second half of their South West 1 programme with a trip to Gloucester Old Boys.
"To say I was disappointed after last week's performance would be an understatement," said Chinnor coach John Brodley, ahead of tomorrow's game.
"We can't afford another performance like that, especially not at Gloucester.
"We expect a battle up front, but will look to our backs to provide the width and pace to create space and scoring opportunities - opportunities that must be converted into scores."
Chinnor, who name an unchanged side, are sixth in the table, three places higher than their opponents.
Oxford Harlequins have three injury doubts ahead of their trip to face second-placed Clifton.
Following Saturday's success over Penryn, lock forward Lee Pearce has a hand injury, prop Paul DeLange is suffering from muscle strain and lock Elliott Stephenson has a back injury.
Quins went down 29-20 when they teams met in the first leeague clash of the season.
Witney are banking on experience for their Southern Counties North match at home to Olney.
The seasoned Francis Grant, Chris Murray and Gareth Williams all come back into the side for a game they must win to cling on to the main pack.
Skipper Luke Hollick remains sidelined with mumps, so Simon Chatterton retains the captaincy.
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