Despite taking the lead midway through the first-half, the OHAFC 3rd XI fell to their second consecutive defeat at home thanks to a flurry of late goals from their opponents, the Westminster 2nd XI.

An incident-packed first-half saw Harrow 'keeper Jon Sharples concussed following a head-on challenge with a striker on the edge of his box and, following a lengthy stoppage, taken to hospital by ambulance. Fortunately he has recovered well.

The hosts scored with their first chance of the game, Oli Walker collecting Ollie Curry's pass to slot home. Some casual defending then let Westminster equalise before a superb long-range volley sailed over substitute 'keeper Harry Bick's reach.

The second-half was more subdued with neither side able to dominate. That was until the closing quarter of an hour when the visitors scored twice in quick succession before converting a penalty late on.

The team lineup and match report are now available in the Results section here.