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The back gardens of the houses on The Heights from a passing Chiltern Railways train.

Looking along the east terrace of Harrow Borough FC's ground as the teams walk onto the pitch for a London Senior Cup match. Harrow Borough are in their traditional all red strip whilst the visitors, Wingate & Finchley FC, are wearing their yellow away strip. The teams are separated by one division, The Boro playing in the Ryman Premier whilst Wingate play in Ryman Division One North.

With a 1-1 draw after extra time in a London Senior Cup match at the Earlsmead Stadium, it is time for penalties. The Wingate & Finchley FC goalkeeper steps forward to face another of the home Harrow Borough players, past the Referees Assistant who is keeping tally of the kicks taken and goals scored. Wingate's keeper made 3 saves on his debut giving Wingate & Finchley a 3-1 victory. Behind is the main stand of the Earlsmead Stadium, looking somewhat deserted as both sides supporters have congregated behind the goal.

Looking along the North Terrace of Harrow Borough FC's ground. In common with most clubs at this level the ground has a catering facility (on the right) supplying basic food such as cheesy-chips and hotdogs along with the ubiquitous hot tea - essential in the mid-winter!

The entrance to the Earlsmead Stadium on Earlsmead. The ground is the home of Harrow Borough FC who at the time this photo was taken were playing in the Ryman League Premier Division.

Halfway through the first half of a match between Harrow Borough FC and Wingate & Finchley FC, the Wingate keeper tips the ball over the bar at the west end of the Earlsmead Stadium preventing the Boro from taking a 2-0 lead. The ball will wind up in the gardens of the houses behind on Arundel Drive. Harrow are wearing the red strip and Wingate are in their away strip of all yellow for this London Senior Cup match. The game will eventually finish 1-1 after extra time and Wingate will win 3-1 on Penalties.

Supporters under the shelter of the north stand of the Earlsmead Stadium watch a match between Harrow Borough FC and Wingate & Finchley FC. The managers dugouts can be seen on the right of the photo. The stand itself has a classic bolt-together concrete awning which is capped with what looks to be asbestos sheeting. The closest supporter is a Wingate & Finchley fan who is, ironically, a resident of Harrow!