The OHAFC 1st XI put up a brave fight, playing the entire game with only ten men, but were eventually knocked out of this season's Arthur Dunn Cup at the first hurdle, losing 2-1 to a late goal at the Old Brentwoods. Mike Okoigun, making his first OHAFC appearance of the season, scored Harrow's goal, skipper Fraser McGuinness marked his 100th appearance for the club with a penalty save and it looked as though the visitors would somehow manage to force a replay. But the Brentwoods scored from a corner with seven minutes remaining to seal the win and progress into the second round where they will host the Old Tonbridgians.

The 2s also tasted defeat, losing 3-1 away to the Old Aldenhamians (pictured). Again, a season debutant scored Harrow's goal, George Pratt levelling at 1-1 shortly before the break. But two long balls caught the Harrow back four out in the second half and the Blues left empty-handed.

Better news for the 3s however, as they completed the League double over the Old Kings Scholars courtesy of an 88th minute winner from Adam Graham. The substitute headed home a fine cross from Jake Speed to spark jubilant scenes of celebration on the Harrow School astroturf and send the Blues up to third in Division Four.

Match reports and team sheets from all three games are now available in the results section.