For the second week running, the OHAFC 2nd XI were taught a lesson in finishing by a visiting side - this time the Old Citizens scoring four times from practically their only four chances of the game to win a closely-fought Division Two encounter on the Hill.

It is becoming something of a lesson so far this season, with Harrow's defending generally sound, but the last two opponents ruthlessly taking advantage of any errors.

Harrow actually led minutes into the second half with Andres Hutchinson scoring his first ever goal for the club and Cyprian Owen-Edmunds restoring the lead following a Citizens equaliser.

But three goals in the final 35 minutes saw Citizens take the points, as they used some excellent counter-attacks to overload the Harrow back four.

After an opening day win over the Old Etonians it's back to square one for Geoff Taunton-Collins' men, who have conceded nine goals in their last two games.

Saturday's team lineup and match report are now available in the results section here.