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Chinnor 25 – Broadstreet 17

Chinnor started against the wind and the conditions led to many handling errors from both sides. Following a yellow card to Broadstreets’ flanker, the game opened with Chinnor creating a try after 3 minutes with a scrum under the posts and George Oliver driving over with Bentley adding the extras for a 7 – 0 lead.
Straight from the kick off Chinnor fumbled the ball giving Broadstreet the opportunity to reply with a quick try scored by prop, Ackuaku, but unconverted.
A sniping run from scrum half Goodfellow saw Chinnor increase their lead to 12 – 5.
This was soon followed by a well worked try, scored by Jonny Bentley who started and finished the move, giving Chinnor a 17 – 5 lead at half time .
The second half started in a dramatic fashion with Chinnor spilling the ball in the middle of the park, resulting in a kick and chase with Broadstreet’s scrum half Thatcher scoring near the posts, converted by No 10 Hodgson.
Chinnor responded with a drive into Broadstreet’s 22m area where Mike MacDonald took a quick penalty to score out wide to give Chinnor some breathing space with a 22 – 12 lead
Broadstreet took possession from a Chinnor lineout and Murray went over for an unconverted try to narrow the score to 22 – 17.
A penalty converted by Bentley with the last kick of the game saw Chinnor win by 25 -17 and earning them 5 much needed bonus points.

Attendance : 268
Man of the Match : Tom Ranaboldo

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