HARLOW manager Danny Chapman was positive when asked about his side’s chances in making the play off positions the season.

Harlow succumbed to a rare 2-1 home defeat at the hands of Havant and Waterlooville on Saturday afternoon in a tight encounter.

Despite that, the Hawks sit seventh in the table on 50 points, five points behind Tonbridge Angels, who occupy the last play off spot, albeit with a game in hand.

However, that hasn’t seemed to dampen the belief in the camp, although, the Harlow boss didn’t underestimate the challenge ahead.

Danny Chapman said: “We would have to win 10 games out of their remaining 14 matches left of the season to stand a chance, especially with other teams around them having a games in hand on the Hawks”.

Harlow will look to Saturday’s game against Merstham away from home as an opportunity to gain three points and get their play off push back on track as the business end of the season lasts approaches.