Oxford Harlequins stole the bragging rights after racing into an early lead. Here is the numbers' game. See Tuesday’s paper for full report.

Competition: National 3 South West

Score: Oxford Harlequins 35, Chinnor 18

Oxford Harlequins player ratings:

15. Graham Crapper 6 (never totally convincing)

14. Huw Jones 7 (shone in patches)

13. Martin Nutt 7 (always involved, sin-binned)

12. Dom Maley 9 (STAR MAN, impressed in attack and defence)

11. Grant Ricker 8 (strong and effective)

10. Jeff Stewart 9 (assured in all areas)

9. Anthony Cope 8 (sharp and focused)

1. Simon Chadbone 6 (put under pressure)

2. Dave Needham 6 (did his job)

3. Paul DeLange 6 (strangely quiet)

4. Adam Pearson 6 (a little subdued)

5. Andy Boyle 8 (commanding display)

6. Morgan Cross 6 (solid enough)

7. Ryan Newman 6 (worked hard)

8. Jason Welburn 7 (good effort behind retreating pack)

Replacements used:

16. Matt Edney 6 (brief cameo)

17. Tim Knapp 7 (added energy)

18. Kenny Sewell 7 (filled in well)

Chinnor player ratings:

15. Ben Hewitt 5 (out of sorts, injured)

14. Ben Farr 6 (had few chances to attack)

13. Richard Williams 7 (a willing runner)

12. Darren Oxley 6 (kept busy in the tight)

11. Pip Seymour 6 (over-ran great chance)

10. James Cathcart 6 (slightly laboured)

9. Toby Prescott 6 (some good, some bad)

1. Joe Winpenny 7 (competed strongly)

2. Alan Cawston 7 (committed effort)

3. Joe Pickett 7 (scrummaged well)

4. Harry Jackman 7 (powerful performance)

5. Sam Black 7 (good line-out work)

6. Sam Jones 7 (mature display)

7. Adam Hastings 7 (ended up at centre)

8. Tom Mowbray 7 (mostly good)

Replacements used:

16. Simon Matthews 6 (little time to impress)

17. Liam Gilbert 7 (kept things moving)

18. Eric Brown 7 (had real impact)

Referee: Clare Daniels (Somerset) – 5 (a little below par)

Entertainment rating: 8.

Highlight: The pacy counter-attack for Quins’ final try.

Lowlight: Chinnor’s sloppy kicking early on cost them dearly.

Form guide: On this evidence, Quins have every chance of finishing above Chinnor.