Oxford Harlequins upset the odds to defeat local rivals Chinnor and knock them off top spot. Here is the numbers' game. See Tuesday's paper for full report.

Competition: South West 1

Score: Oxford Harlequins 29, Chinnor 15

Oxford Harlequins player ratings:

15. Mark Preston 9 (provided the attacking variety Chinnor lacked)

14. Tom Johnson 7 (few attacking opportunities, but defended solidly)

13. Andy Henley 8 (A constant threat in midfield)

12. Beau Wilson 8 (kept the ball moving well)

11. Pete Davies 7 (always involved)

10. Frank Jones 8 (outshone his opposite number)

9. Anthony Cope 7 (much better second half)

1. Chris Aldous 8 (powerful display, but sin-binned)

2. Dave Needham 7 (very solid)

3. Paul DeLange 8 (extremely combative, sin-binned)

4. Dave Payne 9 (towering display, enjoyed his try)

5. James Eckert 7 (good workrate, covered well at prop)

6. Phil Rowe 9 (STAR MAN, all-round game just shading his colleagues)

7. Chris Alcock 9 (electric in attack and defence)

8. Paddy Soper 7 (battling, but workmanlike)

Replacements:

16. Nick Goodger 3 (yellow-carded after three minutes!)

17. Andy Noyce 8 (added class on the wing)

18. Ferdi Gerber 7 (kept up the pace in back row)

Chinnor player ratings:

15. Ben Hewitt 5 (exposed in defence)

14. Jaike Carter 6 (took his try well, but hardly got ball)

13. Richard Williams 5 (poor distribution)

12. Trevor Powell 6 (plenty of effort, but one dimsensional)

11. Martyn O'Mahony 5 (a peripheral figure)

10. James Cathcart 5 (never got his backs moving)

9. Owen Gustafson 6 (faded in the second half)

1. Joe Winpenny 6 (lacked his usual dominance)

2. Pat Stennings 6 (solid at the set piece)

3. Tom Whelan 5 (made little impact)

4. Matt Hutchings 6 (strangely subdued)

5. Andy Millburn 6 (the odd moment of quality)

6. Adam Hastings 5 (struggled and was replaced)

7. Andrew McGuire 7 (tireless, but outfought)

8. Zane Winslade 7 (shone in patches)

Replacements:

17. Ed Rixon 7 (should have started at No 8)

Referee: Dino Maddern 7 - had a lot to do and did most well

Entertainment rating: 8.

Highlight: Mark Preston's cross kick for Quins' first try

Lowlight: Chinnor's static back line.