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Football round-up: Ascot United stay top, Caversham improve survival hopes

by Andy Preston
March 15, 2024
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Southern Region Women’s Premier

ASCOT UNITED stay on top of the table after they dispatched of bottom of the table Badshot Lea.

Nicole Brown hit the Yellas’ first goal in the fourth minute before a 60th minute Hayley Cruikshank goal sealed the win.

Ascot have a nine point lead at the summit over Bournemouth Sports who have two games in hand.

WOODLEY UNITED picked up their sixth win of the campaign in a one-goal game at Eastleigh in the Community.

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Tina Brett scored the only goal of the contest which keeps the Kestrels in fourth on 21 points from 12 games.

Southern Region Women’s Division One North

CAVERSHAM UNITED improved their chances of survival as they defeated relegation rivals EVERSLEY & CALIFORNIA to move level on points.

Emily Buckingham’s goal separated the sides to put the Goats onto six points which gives them a fighting chance of staying up.

However, Eversley do have five games in hand on Caversham.

Thames Valley Women’s Division 3S

CAVERSHAM AFC smacked six past AFC READING on their way to picking up three points.

Their impressive win puts them up to fifth in the table having won eight of their 10 league matches, while AFC Reading are down in ninth on 13 points.

WARGRAVE RESERVES lost out away to Brook House in a 2-0 defeat which leaves them in 10th on 10 points.

Thames Valley Women’s Development

BURGHFIELD RESERVES boosted their position into sixth with a home success against Wraysbury Village.

A Georgia Hind brace and an Abi Elliott goal saw the Fielders earn three points with a 3-1 win.

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