A determined, disciplined display saw a severely depleted OHAFC 1st XI earn a point against rivals Eton on Saturday but the point, hard-fought and thoroughly deserved, does little to help either side in their bid to avoid the drop.

Harrow, missing their captain, vice-captain and several other key players, took the lead through an Alex Breeden header midway through the first half and looked comfortable at the break.

The hosts had much the better of the game after the break and equalised from a long throw with twenty minutes remaining.

Both teams had chances to claim the win but in the end had to settle for the point. The OHAFC now have three games left to try to salvage their Premier Division status, beginning with Forest away next week.

A full match report plus team lineup is now available in the Results section.