Missed opportunities so costly for Havant
Havant suffered an agonising 26-25 London one south defeat at Chobham.
Gareth Davis had a chance to win it for the visitors at the death but his penalty shot fell short.


Head coach Will Knight felt it was a frustrating afternoon for the visitors.
He said: '˜To be fair we probably played the better rugby again.
'˜Unfortunately we left far too many scoring opportunities out there
'˜Those eventually came back to bite us.
'˜We have to learn to control the ball better when we get close to the opposition line and not panic.'
A missed tackle allowed Chobham to lead after only three minutes but the visitors hit back quickly.
Armundus Morgan went over for a try, converted by Gareth Davis, after a series of driving mauls.
The two sides swapped penalties before Jerome Trail finished off a superb Joel Knight break from inside his own twenty-two.
Chobham reduced the arrears with penalties either side of half-time with Davis replying in kind.
Knight added another Havant try but the hosts got their winning score ten minutes from the end.
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