Bicester moved within touching distance of promotion after ending Chipping Norton's unbeaten league run. Here is the numbers' game. See Tuesday's paper for full report.

Competition: BB&O Premier Division

Score: Chipping Norton 9, Bicester 10

Chipping Norton player ratings:

15. Tom Hall 8 (some lively counter-attacks)

14. Craig Korszewski 6 (quiet, but no real mistakes)

13. Aaron Tustin 6 (solid, but unspectacular)

12. Merrick Royce 8 (carried the ball with pace and power)

11. Sam Townsend 6 (few chances to shine)

10. Adam Smith 6 (injured early on)

9. Rob Naish 7 (kept the pressure on well)

1. Lee Tustin 6 (battling display)

2. Ian Waldron 6 (did his job)

3. Steve Holland 6 (ran out of steam)

4. Shane Griggs 5 (didn't impose himself)

5. Andy Chapman 6 (showed promise)

6. Jason Gillett 7 (good all-round effort)

7. Matt Dawson 7 (impressive game, but yellow carded)

8. Ian Hancock 7 (willing ball carrier)

Replacements:

18. Jamie Lakin 7 (slotted in well at fly half, almost kicked winning penalty)

Bicester player ratings:

15. Paul Leveron 7 (took try well, hard-working)

14. Leigh Rushworth 6 (dependable in defence)

13. John Rollason 6 (too quiet)

12. Chris Nash 7 (disciplined tackling)

11. Anthony Lewis 7 (consistent effort)

10. Chad Ward 7 (strong first half)

9. Steve Risbridger 7 (battled well with Naish)

1. Steve Barnes 6 (not at his best)

2. James Davies 8 (STAR MAN, reliable, committed and scored winning try)

3. Rob Thurlow 6 (settled down after early yellow card)

4. Dan Spencer 6 (worked hard, kicked abysmally)

5. Mark Malins 7 (sin-binned, but had crucial role in winning try)

6. Dan Kimber 6 (dependable effort)

7. Anthony Nightingale 6 (scrapped well)

8. Martin Linstrom 8 (intelligent display)

Replacements:

16. Will Morris 6 (shored up the scrum)

17. Tony Shaw 6 (brief cameo)

Referee: Keith Latham (Oxfordshire) 7 - kept control well

Entertainment rating: 7

Highlight: A superb break out of defence from Chippy's Tom Hall

Lowlight: The swirling wind