Gosford All Blacks won the Oxfordshire Shield via a kicking contest after an 11-11 draw at Iffley Road. Here is the numbers' game. See Monday's paper for full report.

Competition: Oxfordshire Shield final

Score: Chipping Norton 11, Gosford All Blacks 11 (Gosford win 4-3 on kicks)

Chipping Norton player ratings:

15. Tom Hall 7 (did better at centre)

11. Tom Goffe 6 (fairly quiet)

13. Nick Fox 6 (injured in first half)

12. Barry Nutt 6 (some good, some bad)

14. Sam Townsend 7 (often threatened)

10. Sam Jackson 6 (showed character after some poor kicks)

9. Matty King 6 (solid enough)

20. Lee Tustin 6 (powerful effort, but sin-binned)

2. Bradley Warner 7 (good all round game)

3. Steve Holland 7 (scrummaged well)

4. Steve Corley 6 (went off early)

5. Neil Stannard 7 (battled well)

6. Dan House 7 (effective in tight and loose)

7. Ben Millard 7 (strong performance)

8. Matt Dawson 8 (a driving force)

Replacements used:

16.Ben Davey 7 (filled in well)

17. Dean Beauchamp 6 (played his part)

18. Kieran Philips Tebb 6 (decent effort)

1. Ian McAteer 6 (brief cameo)

Gosford All Blacks player ratings:

15. Tim Ellis 7 (came good when it mattered)

11. Tommy Newell 6 (little chance to shine)

13. Will Watts 7 (defended well)

12. Chris Bennett 7 (very strong)

14. Ben Bodinham 6 (played his part)

10. Harry Sutton 7 (scored a fine try)

9. Tim Sutton 8 (STAR MAN, led the defence superbly)

1. Dave Brogan 5 (put under pressure)

2. Liam Donnelly 6 (busy game)

3. Tony Baughan 5 (struggled in scrums)

4. Ed Parker 6 (reasonable effort)

5. James Stepney 6 (got stuck in)

6. Dan Hughes 7 (worked hard)

7. Rob West 7 (kept battling)

8. Ian Mason 7 (versatile game)

Replacements used:

16. Mark Dimond 6 (very brief cameo)

17. Tom Heydon 6 (filled in fine)

18. Rich Tyler 6 (played his part)

20. James Hughes 7 (added energy)

Referee: Andy Rolfe (Oxfordshire) – 6 (some strange decisions)

Entertainment rating: 7.

Highlight: Harry Sutton’s try.

Lowlight: Too many handling errors from Chippy.

Form guide: Gosford showed what they are capable of, while Chippy underperformed.